NC: in small claims dispute, does one go after the landscaper that caused damage, the general contractor that hired the landscaper, or the homeowner that hired the general contractor?
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NC: Contractor for neighboring house removed my property marker, and are being uncooperative. My next steps?
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Internet company was laying new wires and cut through the main waterline (PEX). Their plumber fixed it with what looks to be Sharkbites. Is this repair to code in NC?
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is my Trane furnace air intake connected to exhaust?
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Brand new Samsung fridge whining noise from compressor - normal?
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Embedded in lower walls of houses in southern Spain
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These stone objects embedded in lower outside walls in southern Spain
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These circular stone objects embedded in walls of antique buildings in Spain
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Can excluded vehicle be gifted to family member?
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(NC) Neighbor developing and regrading a vacant lot and obstructing public drainage easement.
(NC) Neighbor developing and regrading a vacant lot and obstructing public drainage easement.
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Advice needed: Should I do cash out refinance? I don't really need the cash though
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Advice needed: Should I do cash out refinance? I don't really need the cash though
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