Moral of the story is not to store things in places that are accessible to tenants.

You'll have to go to some smaller local carpet/flooring stores, and discuss what's immediately available and can they get it done immediately.You may have to offer a bonus for timely completion, OR you may offer to put up the new tenants a night at a local, clean motel.  

So it sounds to me like the plumbers who replaced the sewer line damaged the fresh water line. 

It is a great way for getting contact information stored in your phone.

I was recently denied a credit line increase.I recently got an unsolicited credit line increase on a store card. 

I was only going to get about a 100-200 mo bump in rent.I don't disagree that the value is there... however I'm going to do it fresh when I go to sale it and whatever trend that may be at the time.

Walk away from Section 8 and start fresh with a $725-750 rent.

So if it is a 6 month period, if not paid 100% off at 180 days (or sometimes even the statement date which might be sooner) then you owe 6 months of interest calculated month over month.Now, I do use a Home Depot store card to fund projects.

The spread is huge but the $90k guy will probably take 6 to 9 months of he can complete it at all and probably be $20k over budget and priced it for inferior box store products.

The area is a nice quaint area, property is .56 acres, stately landscaping with evergreens and shaped shrubs. the back yard has a cute river/creek down a little slope from the house. walking distance to little downtown area and park, 2 miles down the road from the top high school in the state, and 5-10 min from department stores / home depot / walmart / strip mall / nice salons and spas etc. hope that helps answer your question. 25 minutes from downtown Milwaukee, WI. a lot of lakes in the area.