After years of trying different methods, I personally have found it best, for me, to make the phone call quick and schedule people into time slots.

., 2/1, large lot, busy street, no hvac, single pane steel casement windows, acoustic ceilings.

I am definitely a little skeptical so please if you have any advice or experience with this please share your input.Property Details: Fully Renovated 3 Family Home For Sale, 5 Over 4 Over 2 Bedroom, 1 Over 1 Over 1 Bathrooms, All New Kitchen With New Cabinets, Granite Counter Tops & All New Stainless Steel Appliances (Fridge, Stove, Dishwasher, Microwave).

I have a few of those.. my last rentals are all higher end and are rented to white collar professionals.. most as you state just go about their business.One of my tenants .. was having a big party for her friends and was cooking and entertaining and the stove just was not good enough etc etc.. she kept $$$ at me and I finally went on line found a close out stainless steel very nice range that I would put in one of my new constructions..

The name escapes me, but I have used it with success on a steel entry door.Regarding the topic in general, keep your color palette simple.

I would explain that I enjoy having them as tenants, but the situation with the pets makes it impossible to continue the lease.By the way, if they want to stay you should "steel" yourself for the innevitable, "...we'll train them not to bark...."' or "....we'll cage them when we're out and that will solve it....".

The most common materials which contain asbestos are drywall joint compound, sheet vinyl flooring (not linoleum), vinyl floor tile, floor tile, mirror, and other mastics, window putty, pipe, tank, and boiler insulation, HVAC duct insulation, asbestos-cement flues, asbestos-cement shingles (roof or wall), acoustic ceiling texture, stucco, roofing materials, and even sound insulation on steel sink bottoms.

If I were you, I would simply try and find a real buyer to fill in the slot for Party C and be done with all of this.

Also, Robert Steele seems to be correct in general.  

You might be able to apply a class-2 waterproof membrane to the top-side of the roof deck before laying the roofing (shingle, steel, etc) to ensure the roof deck never becomes wet - unfortunately, this opportunity seldom presents itself in a renovation.