Documents in evidence substantiate this fee arrangement.”and (bold & underlining mine)“In both Grier v.

Keep before and after photos from their move in/move out, then do before and after photos of the countertop repair, do the repair, deduct from their deposit and move onI agree overall, but I specifically want to know the answers to the questions I put in bold/ital, reassurance that I'm correct on those things, which I assume I am.

@Anthony DooleyThat's a very bold general statement from someone on the opposite end of the country. 

This often happens if person C has found the thread by doing a search.This really only happens on forums, where there are features that will bring attention to unread content, like bolding the subject or ordering by last post date or emailing individuals that there is a new post.By the way, if you were posting "bump" just to get in the loop, you didn't need to.

With regards to what's a reasonable split between management and friends/family there's no set formula/answer to that.You'll note something in my response- Friend and family are bolded. 

Early 2000s: plaster effects and suede, bold accent wall. 2010: none of that texture stuff, but accent walls in neutral shades. 2016: shiplap nightmares, stacked stone tile....

@Juan Rivera Here are answers to your questions below in Bold.

That has come with experience, passion, and being bold to ask.

I can restate your statement above with substitutions in bold font... and it would also be true:But nonetheless, the application is if the cap rate (NOI/PP) is equal to the COC (CF/DP), then the differences are equally proportional, and that's the Interest (NOI-CF)/(PP-DP) by definition.Are you NOT interested in the “why” for this proportional equality?

Said statement is to be in at least 14-point bold face type and may be stamped on the first page of any document provided or included as a cover page attached to the requested document.