Renea, I too tried to sell a home to a couple who attempted…read moreto buy your mother's home. The persepective buyer had a 20+ year residential history living in a small trailer RV. He paid his power bill, his phone bill, and his RV bill on time. However, he refused to get any type of credit....even a $10.00 Kohl's card or a $50.00 Target or Capital One credit card. He did not need to keep any balance on the credit card. A zero balance or a $10.00 purchase paid at month's end would have given him a credit rating. This park requires a 600 credit score or if you would - an "F" rating for credit. "F" being a failure or the lowest credit rating available. Medical bills do not count against a person. This park requires at least an "F" or 600 credit score. I personally do not find that excessive or too much to ask for. The perspective buyer refused to even try to get minimum credit to purchase my home or your mother's home. If they were so unwillingly to even try for a 600 credit rating ....how were they going to pay the mortgage to me or your mom. Tenants like this, from personal experience, fail at paying land space and the mortgage. They end up evicted. So, the management in your mom's park, they pay a screening service for $52.00 to inquire if one pays their bills. I personally charge $25.00 per person and screen perspective tenants too. I've had a long list of drunks, dead-beats, and all around scammers who want to purchase a home they never pay for. Plus, on the way out - the leave filth, garbage, and destroy the property they never paid for. So, take my word for it...the screening process, since your mom didn't set-up her own screening process, saved you a huge cost of evicting a dead-beats who destroys a house while never paying a dime. If you ask me; the management did you a huge favor. Find a reputable tenant & the manager will approve your tenant. I'm sorry you're mom is ill. But, this is about one of life's biggest investments - one's home. People want and need honest, decent neighbors which is the whole idea behind mobile home living. Screening makes for the best chance one doesn't get a meth cook or a dead-beat, who plain & simple, won't pay for the house. If you think being turned down is difficult, try to recover from legal costs, clean-up costs, and put back together a destroyed home you never received a dime from. Remember, til that home is paid off - your still legally & financially responsible for the home. Good luck to your mom & you. I'm Jodi who lives in the other park

My Mom has a mobile home there. She is disabled and is now trying to sell her place. Everyone who…read moreis interested is denied by the owner. One that tried calling the owner wanted to know why he was denied? The owner asked him "who gave you this number" he asked him again? Why he was denied the owner hung up on him! The owner is shady and is trying to get my Mom to sign it over! She's on kidney dialysis and moved and she can't afford to pay 500 a month for the spot! The owner should feel ashamed!!! Taking advantage of a disabled person!

We have utilized Mr. Messersmith several times for building small cabinets, doors and shelving,…read moreconverting & prepping antique pieces of furniture into vanities for our bathrooms. His prices are very reasonable. He and his wife are lovely people. We are very thankful to have someone who still works with wood in our community. I absolutely recommend him.

Messersmith in Poulsbo is great. I have had a chair repaired, a blanket chest refinished and a…read morehuge antique cabinet repaired and refinished. I cannot say enough good things about the way all of them turned out. From matching the and blending the wood for the broken parts to the color and tinting of the stain, everything was great! If you need furniture repair, custom furniture made or something created by a wood turner and live in Kitsap county, do yourself a favor and contact them.

Clean, quiet and not a place for the local crack dealers. An unusual site in the middle of…read moreapartment complexes and suburban homes, Young's is like a bit of the past hanging on by its fingernails. On the smallish side, there are occasionally inexpensive mobile homes to rent for the cash-poor student or minimum wage earner. I like the fact that regular bus routes are nearby and that all I need is in walking distance.

Quote increased by $800 when I was given the written version. Terms and Service don't disclose the…read morecredit card fee. Gate posts were installed 2' shorter in length than quote...and he wasn't gonna say anything. I brought it up when I noticed. Ended up leaving it because it "never should have been quoted at 14 feet and that guy was fired" Ask for a price adjustment due to 2' shorter. Mean office girl said I was already getting a deal, so no discount. Mysteriously, they ended up discounting $180. Had to make adjustments on install day. Left and returned and never checked out with me. I was just there waiting. Makes me wonder what else they didn't disclose. I recommend going somewhere else.

We recently moved and solicited bids from a number of fence companies to build an enclosure for our…read moredogs. Puget Fence's bid was competitive but what sold us was the team and the willingness to make adjustments. The fence went up quickly and looks beautiful. I really appreciated the team walking the fence with me to look at places where we should lower it for the small dogs (to prevent them from going under). The whole process was great and we appreciate the quality work.

NW Caliber Fence does a beautiful job. The fence and the gate are lovely. There are inserts that…read moreadd a really nice touch. Ronell even made a cat door in the gate for my spoiled orange tabby.

Before I gush about my beautiful fence, Ronell is a very easy contractor to work with. He returns…read morecalls, answers all the questions, no surprises, and a good price. My fence has been up for a month, and EVERY time I go outside, I say 'I love this fence!'. I told Ronell my concerns/needs because of location - the wind BLOWS through my side of the ridge. He said yes, shadowbox. What Ronell built for my yard far exceeds what I envisioned! Neighbors stop and say 'so nice'. People slow down when they drive by and look. It is beautiful! Thank you again, Ronell!

Everything was perfect! From the moment we arrived until we pulled ourselves away we had the best…read moretime. The morning coffee on the deck watching the eagles over Baby Island to our glass of wine while soaking in the hot tub in the evenings, just heaven. Plenty to explore with Langley charm, the beach and woodland hikes to a bit of wine tasting in the area. Our favorite was Spoiled Dog Vineyards. Great grounds and good wines, especially the whites. We will be making this an annual event as it feels like home already. The host and the staff were beyond what we could ever expect, they truly made our visit special with all the extra touches.

We stayed at the Bells Beach house for 4 days with our family of 6. What can I say, just…read morespectacular in every way. Water front, with windows galore. We were lucky enough to see seals and several eagles pass by. Kitchen is well equipped and the 2 large main bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. Kayaks available however we did not use them. Nice quiet neighborhood with amazing views of Mt. Baker and the Cascades. Great walking along the sandy beach at low tide just steps from the front yard. This is a fantastic destination and perfect for a family or group of friends! We will be going back soon.

We have been a Gresham customer for 15 years for home and community well service. Quality work…read morecompleted by very competent employees. Always courteous and leave no mess behind. Thanks

quick response to request, fast availability and service-pleasant, informative and comprehensive…read more Nice to have service like this available!

I lived here for three months (Dec18-Feb19) as a Travel Nurse working in the nearby hospital…read more First the good: This is a very clean facility and Chris (maintenance worker) is always friendly and helpful, willing to solve problems or just help carrying groceries in from the car. Location is excellent - a short walk to the Seattle-bound ferry and the Navy Yard. Now for the BAD: It's all about money. Since I was only going to be in the area for three months, I was charged $200/month extra for being on a short lease. In addition, I had to pay a $300 non-refundable "Admin fee" for them to even consider my application. (Never did find out what this toll was for.) I understood the need to pay a $300 cleaning deposit, but after moving out I received less than half of that back even though I went to great lengths to clean the apartment thoroughly and the maintenance workers who walked through it with me on move-out commented "This looks great. It's ready to lease again right now." When I called the manager to ask why I didn't receive my full cleaning deposit I was told I was charged $100 for cleaning, and $40 for touch-up paint. The manger was rude and argumentative when I protested these charges, and offered no explanation for not sending an itemized statement of charges. Tenants are expected pay rent and utilities (and additional for a parking spot as well) via an online portal - which adds a "service charge" for making a payment. All in all, my out of pocket cost (including rent,utilities, parking, security deposit and application fee) for a tiny studio apartment added up to $1880 per month. In short - it's a nice place, but greatly over-priced. Management adds on fees and extra charges and fails to adequately explain such charges.

Just moved in and love our apartment! The only major downside is that there isn't any guest…read moreparking. I'm also from the city so it will take sometime to adjust to the small town feel, but Spyglass is definitely the spot!