Gross negligence means:An act taken without exercising even the most basic amount of care owed to others.A deliberate disregard for the safety or well-being of another person.A lack of care that demonstrates reckless disregard for the safety or lives of others.A conscious and voluntary disregard of the need to use reasonable care, likely to cause foreseeable grave injury or harm.In other words, if there are potential hazards that exist at your property that you are ignoring, you could be considered grossly negligent.

But for the safety of the occupants, the up charge to go to 5/8" is pretty minimal.And so with this knowledge, I'd likely look into the 5/8" upgrade!

If you have more than that, you have to upgrade...but they just say "coming soon" for details on how much that upgrade will cost.

This small upgrade can make a big difference in your home's overall appearance.

I have some unused space that i can extend the bathroom area or add a laundry area, but I have already been put a ton of work (and money) into the main area of the house and don't want to do any upgrades to the ADU that aren't critical in maximizing rental capabilities.

Hi everyone, I filled my taxes jointly for the first time.Tax guy said I can't write off any repairs/upgrades because my wife and I W2 income is over $150,000.Is this correct?!

Minor cosmetic upgrades inside and outside.

If they are already in close proximity with an established presence, there would be little incentive for them to relocate unless your property is a substantial upgrade.

The 100k in upgrades would likely be a renovation loan, or I would slowly add equity and then do a cash out refi enough to do the major things - replace roof, update kitchens and bathrooms etc.

I rocked a Garmin Edge 520 for years but recently upgraded to an 830.