But you won't know the condition of the rest of the house wiring until that main panel is in and working.

The pm is telling me the panel is buzzing because it is overloaded and is trying to overwork itself, and that it keeps blowing breakers.

The headaches and strains having a high mortgage at this interest rate.

In retrospect, it’s obvious that, because it was way too easy to buy, the financial strain was beginning to settle in.

It's important for residents to feel that they are receiving fair value for the fees they pay, and a well-managed HOA understands the importance of balancing affordability with maintaining and enhancing the community's overall appeal and functionality.Implication: Excessive fees can place a heavy burden on residents, potentially leading to financial strain and dissatisfaction.

I bought a building with great potential in April and have brought it up to where it needs to be but there is one inherited tenant that has run hot and cold about 3 times a month since then and it has put a lot of strain on me and how I otherwise view this great property.

bottom panel is a different shade of brown so I have to repaint the entire door unfortunately.    

The point as I see it is that an additional ELOC or refi of the FIRST one will put a strain on ITS cash flow, but so long as it isn't a negative flow, the amount cashed out should easily be able to act as the full deposit for the second, so the rest could be fairly conventional.And of course, the second one needs to have a SIMILAR order of built-in equity, and so on!...

To infill the brick wall you can 1) use brick and bite the bullet that it will not match 2) use stucco or plaster to infill it.  3) siding or soffit panel.  I

We're working on fixing the violations listed (crack in the lintel, broken window pane, loose deck board, etc), but how will/could this impact our case on the tenant?