@John Foster, you may even find that you can create a variation of the templates out there by picking and choosing wording from a few templates already made.I wish you luck!

But you have to be really carefully as their is a fine line of where to buy in that area; one or 2 streets variation off the beaten path can make a huge difference over there.

.- She wants a bit of variation in colors (we will approve what we like).- Our Rental Agreement states that she can't paint without our approval.

That is WAY too big of a variation for me.

In general, these are going to be the extremes ($60 per square through $200 per square).So, if you add materials and labor, you're likely talking between $150 and $300 per square for a licensed/insured contractor who is accustomed to working with investors.Of course, if you want a different type of roof (metal, aluminum, clay, rubber, etc), or if the roof is complex/steep, or if the roof is really high, you'll definitely see variations from that range.

But when you say the government should spend as much money as "necessary," that leaves a lot of room for variation in ideas because what one person considers necessary may be what another thinks is waste.Here are some things that come to my mind when I think about government-financed education:1.

A lease, lease option, rent to own and other variations are all contracts for a rental property.

I'm looking for a variation of a YL that I can send to professionals in my high rise condo building.

There are many different variations of "property management" so make sure your needs can be accommodated by the companies you're looking to work with.

There are also variations of bidding structure from state to state.