The galvalume is ribbed with around a 1x1 gap every 6 inches.

There are two basic concepts how the work is contracted: all inclusive (a flat rate per season) or a rate per push (sometimes per inch of snowfall).

What is not clear; are the measurements in feet or inches? 

Had you done that in the beginning the eviction and loss of rent you are now potentially facing would have been avoided.Do not give them another inch. evict now, hopefully you will only lose a month or two of rent, if you do not move immediately it will get worse.

The jury's still out for December.Interest rates have inched into the 4's, but those are still great rates so I don't see buyers slowing down anytime soon,  I think Sacramento will still see strong home sales this year too.

The housings come in several sizes, the most common by far is 6 inch, followed by 4 inch for some applications. 2, The "trim" or "trim and light" ($5-$40+) which you install in the housing, usually after painting is done, come in a huge variety of styles and features.

We used this stuff called  "green glue" and added 3/8 inch sections of drywall on top of the existing fire wall with the green glue between the extra drywall and we were able to decrease sound transmission significantly which has been another huge leasing / selling point.  

rent a carpet cleaner , use vinegar + dishsoap (not too much because of suds),went 2 times over every inch of carpet, then 4 times just with the vacuum setting and extract EVERY BIT OF WATER (!!!

We don't worry about snow shoveling, even if we get dumped on - like 5 or 6 inches in 24 hours!  

@Andrew Postell &  @Darrin Carey Bankruptcy DOES not clear the debt on a house because it is secured, only the unsecured debt is wiped out in CH 7.