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In the table of contents, I don't see anything mentioned about doors. Does the book actually have info on doors?

Thanks Don. I looked at the site you mentioned. 1. I cannot tell from the images what the door really looks like: color and texture. I don't want one door in the house to be different from all of the remaining doors. 2. The shipping cost for a $55 door is $235. 3. Does anybody know where I can locat...

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Hi -- My once "perfect" son turned into a teenager. sigh. He put his fist through his bedroom door and the door not only has a hole in it (luckily seen only by those inside his bedroom) but also was pushed hard enough that it went through the wood door stops on the jambs and won't close pr...

Hi -- My once "perfect" son turned into a teenager. sigh. He put his fist through his bedroom door and the door not only has a hole in it (luckily seen only by those inside his bedroom) but also was pushed hard enough that it went through the wood door stops on the jambs and won't close pr...

Hi David and Chrissy: Thank you for your speedy and kindly worded replies. I very much appreciate you sharing your advice! **Suggestion to talk with on-site owner of land/park manager: I did calmly, gently approach him re his shearing of my shrubs. He laughed, "patted me on my head," ended...

Hi There -- Thank you for the nudge to check out the Washington state Manufactured/Mobile Home Landlord/Tenant Act. I was surprised. I think the following means he cannot shear or remove my plants, yes? RCW 59.20.100 Improvements. Improvements, except a natural lawn, purchased and installed by a ten...

Hello -- When I moved into my home in 1980 in Washington state, I signed a rental agreement that I believe was for one year. I can no longer find it. Since that time, I have never had a rental agreement. I live in the same home in the same park with the same park owner/manager, who lives on site. I ...

Hi -- I live in a **very** small park in a town of 25,000 and have done so for 25 years. The first year, I had a lease. After that year, no renewal of the lease was offered and I was too young, too stupid, too busy to have it even pass my mind. Long story short, since then, I've simply paid on time ...

Hi There... Thanks for spending that extra time researching! Wow. What a nice gesture! Pullman is a really nice town -- cozy, safe, beautiful, rural and because of the university, a touch of culture. I know the owner of Kip Development. He said that there wasn't enough money in the small jobs I need...