@Michael Hayworth, if you scroll all the way to the bottom of the link, it says Occupation, and beneath that it will say Request Change.

The downside was water damage on the floor beneath all the w/d units and we had to repair/replace those areas.  

Furthermore, if you take too much time the market could fall from out beneath you.

Even if there are no obvious signs of damage beneath the current layer of shingles, removing that layer could potentially expose some rotting wood etc.

Then schedule a meeting and check it out and take a gazillion pics of everything, the floors the windows the ceiling, , do not forget to check out with a flashlight the ceiling directly beneath the tub and showers, go to the basement if there is one and sniff for mold or damp smells,  check out everything and then you estimate the repairs costs.

I've had several people wanting to learn from me, but they are only willing to do certain things that aren't "beneath" them.

But if you have a paid membership (at least the pro level allows this), you can message anybody without first being colleagues, by clicking the "Message" button beneath any post by that member you want to communicate with.

This would not completely solve the problem as its the original floor boards at 3/4" or so, so I would have to shim the left side also a bit to buy the complete 1-3/8" level. 

It almost looks like there was a wall directly beneath the end-joist at one point but was removed without properly upsizing the beam.

If that's the case I'd get a cheap pack of shims and just shim the lower one so the counter top doesn't have a bouncy spot.