I hadlightning take out a 55" TCL Roku, a full-size virtual pinball table, xbox, directTv and internet equipment in a single hit with a guest in place, and the next guests big thing was wanting to play the pinball table.  

So finding good ones might be hard (because they don't want to be killed or have their equipment stolen).Some of my thoughts on this are:-- Will she move out; maybe?

Thirdly we paid ourselves a salary and used all additional moneys to either run campaigns and or purchase needed equipment.

We cut him loose early, but not before we paid him $11K of our hard earned money, he made off with some of our tools and equipment, and about $2-3K in damages to our property.We underestimated our rehab.

We brought on a better-equipped management/administrative team that has allowed us to cut expenses, while simultaneously providing more support for staff.

We brought on a better-equipped management/administrative team that has allowed us to cut expenses, while simultaneously providing more support for staff.

Will he be allowed to store irrigation equipment out back now? 

Doing it yourself is not really a good option unless you really do have a serious interest in photography and are willing to invest the time you need to learn (the biggest investment) and a few hundred bucks for the equipment and software.

A "salvor", usually a towing company may be best equipped to handle this as they deal with these on a day to day bases.

Great selling point for new owners.You should also look at initial costs so that you get that money returned when you sell.In the past, the Mini-Split equipment was much more expensive.