By  your logic if I spent the 3 days in my hotel room staring at the walls it is personal. 

Guardian EV is a truck yard that has installed chargers, we'd be open to installing them on our yards, but not without a 100% subsidy

So walls painted black yes, scuffs after a year no.  

That's not possible...If you signed a contract for $100k, that's the price 'until and unless' there are changes requested by you OR required by circumstances (in-wall wiring is frayed. headers are undersized, etc)Second - Please don't breakdown the materials and buy them yourself.

Its largest shareholders are all Wall Street fund managers.

A pipe bussed in the ceiling of the first unit that caused severe damage to the ceiling, floor and wall structure.

She sold them a home with a faulty foundation, malfunctioning plumbing, and hidden mold behind a wall.

When they finally take action, they hit a roadblock (they need to put down more $ than they had originally planned, or they don't actually love the idea of self managing) then they get shiny object syndrome, bouncing around to different strategies until they hit a wall and give up.

I removed popcorn ceilings, painted all walls (inside and out), replaced and changed out light fixtures (inside and outside), furnished the entire home, and created a fun outdoor space (fire pit, grill, picnic area, outdoor games - including wiffle ball!).

As a famous adage on Wall Street says, past performanceNow this comes on top of my previous argumentation against these loans.