Maintenance of the furnishings is Tenant’s sole responsibility, and Tenant will keep all such furnishings in good repair, ordinary wear and tear accepted.

The first lot has a house in really bad shape so it seems like a tear-down.

(including tear down/set up) More the farther it is away.

It's a small house in really bad shape that we see as a tear down.  

Every day I drive past these really old houses that are screaming to be renovated, but most of the smaller houses in the area are being purchased by builders who are tearing them down and building new houses on the lots.  

Or if you choose to tear down and move on, are you willing to pay $10,000 for the tear down and take the $27,500 loss?

I ended up tearing the place apart trying to figure out how it was happening.

How extensive would it be to replace the current hardware with a new one that was included with the shower handle (see pictures)I would love to be able to replace this handle without having to tear up the whole shower wall - even if that means buying a different handle that would fit.

It is possible that when someone does eventually buy the property that they will tear down the fence and not replace it.

Also, if you are doing tear downs and or large additions n higher end markets, you can’t use the same template each time for everything, but you can for some items (paint colors for instance).It is efficient to have name, description, item numbers, etc on a spreadsheet of items you typically buy which makes ordering materials quick and easy.