Right now I feel like I'm stuck up a river without a paddle.

You need to stop and get that paddle in the water and get in a direction you are confident.

This was a "built for purpose" with what appears to be some sound insulation between the levels already(but old), but I still get noise complaints every once in a while from "late night" walking tenants/night shifters, I don't want more noise issues.

This was a "built for purpose" with what appears to be some sound insulation between the levels already(but old), but I still get noise complaints every once in a while from "late night" walking tenants/night shifters, I don't want more noise issues.

Is there a way to "back-out" of the contract or are you just up a creek without a paddle?

.:... including punitive damages and discipline by the DRE.Does that involve paddling in a candlelit dungeon by nondescript functionaries hooded in Trappist monk robes?

I feel like I'm swimming up a creek without a paddle and could despertly use the advice from others who are more familiar with these type of sales.

I had a max price in mind not to bid over and got registered and a paddle.

The work was still under warranty, so they came out and turned it the right way a couple days ago.Here's what I learned from the plumber: renters are notorious for tampering with meters, which operate on a paddle wheel.

Light Fixtures, outlets, communication center, cabinets in kitchen, bathroom vanities, paddle fans, A/C system.