One exposure can damage your lungs permanently.

There is a lot VA's can do, but you should first make a decision if you want to hire permanent help or temp help.

At least they look as if they are permanent as they don't have wheels.

You may wind up with her as the permanent tenant after a breakup.

Pros of moving: a more habitable house and recovery of reasonable expenses for temporary payment (<60 days of relocation) and relocation payment of $10K for permanent relocation (>=60 days of relocation) (from city's website)Cons of moving: moving hassle of furniture and belongings and may not be able to return to the same unit (I prefer the same unit because it's spacious)Pros of not moving: less hassle of moving furniture and belongings and has a chance of staying in the same unitCons of not moving: leaky unit and chance of goods stolen if workers come in to fix the leak (can't think of any other cons)What should I do?

We have owned and lived in our permanent residence for 4 years but plan to move out and turn it into a vacation rental for 6 months.

If the numbers don't work you either walk away permanently or stay in negotiations until the numbers work.

Properly set up, you can easily generate a variety of financial reports, rent rolls, etc. and process all payables and receivables in an efficient an orderly manner.Usually you should be able to "lock" your transactions at the end of each month, permanently preventing any changes to prior periods once you close them.

Amenities should continue to be worth more and more to residents as work from home grows.20% Luxury Airbnb rentals -- this would be both a lifestyle play and permanent cash flow.

I check county assessors/tax records for who owns to property.Ask specifically how many kids will live there permanently, how many part time, how many they have that will visit only, how many you do not have custody of....