Sorry for going off track.

But out here that comes at a cost of actually receiving a positive monthly return, so I choose to forgo that for now.

In both cases, you might forgo any penalties or compounding as a gesture of good faith and pressure relief, if he acts soon.

You can't play all songs on any one instrument.

Thanks so much for going Pro!

Also, my company is structured as an S-Corporation instead of a C-Corp which apparently is a bonus.So worst case scenario for my situation, I may lose 10% or 20% in the event of an audit for the very little personal use I may do for going to the grocery store or something instead of us using my wife's car but in actuality my vehicle is a 'Work Truck' in every aspect.Back to the Dentist scenario.

Just like the Frank Zappa song goes..."

And I grew up listening to "oldies" music with my parents - so I'm sure I could sing the words to any song made popular between 1940-1980 :)

I agree, one way I have tried is notifying them of a rent increase but offering to forgo it if they lease for an additional 1 year.

Generally speaking, you can replace a main line for between $800-1200, if the run is less than 100' (shop around if you're getting prices much higher than that).As for going under concrete, there are a couple ways to do that in many cases.