I just removed a tenant from another property that was there for 15 months without paying rent, because Vegas' non-evict order prevented me from booting them (it expired on June 1).

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The combination of Al wire and an FPE panel is especially concerning because Al wire is more likely to have a loose connection that will overheat to a temp that can cause combustion, and the FPE panel has a high chance of not tripping when that happens in order to prevent that overheating from continuing.

Is there anything that would prevent me from refinancing using a vacation home loan now? 

I’d think you need a lawyer for the real answer but I can give advice on how to prevent this in the future.Did you have a lawyer create a custom lease for you or did you find one online?

A good buyer's agent would have prevented all of the above (good being the operative word).

Fox 5 news reported on this in September 2022:https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/court-backlog-prevents-clayton-county-landlords-from-evicting-tenantsMy tenants ceased paying rent in August 2022.

Agreed on higher rents for the programs but want to make sure there are no huge issues with the City that will prevent payment.

But my trim paint is usually white gloss oil paint and my bathroom/kitchen fungicide-added semi-gloss white paint is usually a slightly different shade of white than my flat white for walls and ceilings.It's usually smart to stick with white trim throughout if you have to do a lot of window replacements and paint over stained, finished woodwork.In a home, ceilings are white.

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