This is also located somewhere in the airflow, and has a temperature rating of maybe 30 or 50 degrees F above the highest temperature the dryer should ever generate. 

I did too, but ended up f-ing around until I hit 30 to make my first purchase ;)

@Colleen F.

Thanks, F

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Originally posted by @Larry F.

But that brings up the question: So, what is the consensus on a good, fair, D-F-compliant way to do a lease-option in a way that benefits the tenant and the landlord as well?

Schedule classes for Tues/Thurs and work M/W/F (even SAT, too, if you can)...The you graduate with a degree PLUS a year or two (or more) of accumulated experience (piecing together 3-4 full time summers + 20-30 hours a week during the school year)...Best of luck!

A PM is an intermediary and their business is NOT refurb/rehab and if you elect to use one, they'll just smile and proceed without concerns other than you pay the bill.a) network with friends who have remodeled recently to get names and first had references - - one of these are work 10x any website review.b) learn as much as possible about what you WISH to be done vs what actually NEEDS to be done (ie know the needs vs wants problem we all have) as there's lots of cash between them.c) read up on contractors bid process in your state, the allowable deposit and how to make progress payments.d) set a completion date with penalties for missing it.e) a contractor must have a license; verify and find complaints. f) must have liability insurance and be bonded (this protects  you from him just walking away).

Originally posted by @Will F.