It just requires some massaging to get the columns needed for Quickbooks.

The Re-Store is my friend.    

Yes, you can.If they're on a lease agreement then it makes things easier as they're technically liable for the remaining duration of the lease term although you'll probably only be able to collect up to the day that the unit was restored back to your possession through the eviction process.Same thing if they're on a month to month tenancy, you would be able to charge them back, through their security deposit or judgement, for up to the day that the unit was restored back to your possession through the eviction process.Add up the charges on the Itemized Disposition of Security Deposit, damages, lost rent, legal fees, etc., and get collecting!

All wood, sturdy cabinets may be worth restoring if you are involved with labor. 

I tend to donate building materials, working appliances and the like to Restore/Habitat for Humanity and anything else to Goodwill.  

I am a Maryland resident and education about finances are very important to me, as I am restoring my credit currently and have researched plenty about the subject to make sure I don't get into such a bad position again.

. ** If I didn’t have my license, it would seem that I could help run the rentals for my parents by setting up the VRBO, using a restore-lock, hiring maid services, and basically making sure everything runs smoothly.

I am looking to buy one to fully restore and donate to the RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana.

hand just massage me like I said I LOVE TO LEARN.

I had a restoration team come out to address the problem.