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He has no known hobbies or particular likes, so something generic but nice.

No alcohol or drinking related gifts since he is a recovering alcoholic that's been clean for several years. Thank you.

I purchased two rental condos for $30,000 each last year in August. Recently two other condos in the same building with the same layout and worse condition than my condos, sold for $50,000 each. Is it unusually for the value to go up $20,000 so quickly?

Just want to know. I live in Michigan.

So the Home Owner's Association let me know that the previous seller had to get the pipe fixed after he drove a nail into it. Well he did a patch job and the water caused some damage to the drywall in the basement area. So I am responsible for the repairs which I will pay for regardless. But I was told that they have emails as evidence to prove that the seller did know about this responsibility and did not disclose it to me during closing in the seller's statement. So I am planning on suing him, the agent, and the agent's company or broker. I want to know if the emails where they discuss the matter with the HOA and the building management company enough proof that they knew about it and intentionally left it out of the seller's statement?

Thank you.

My friend told me about it and I went with her to return her Dyson vacuum. She explained that she bought three years ago and had the receipt. We went to the customer service desk and she explained that it broke and she wanted her money back. I thought she was crazy for thinking they would give her a full refund for a three year old vacuum, but they did. I was shocked and wonder why they allow this? I am sure that they would be losing money if they kept excepting refunds for products they sold over 3 years ago. My friend said she did with a window AC unit from there before too.

Just Curious.