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Results (23)
Gilbert Lugo Replacing the flooring in my rental.
3 September 2018 | 38 replies
They sell spare strips so that you can reverse course when you want to work from a hallway to room, or back into a closet.Here is the flooring running right in front of the closet (grip strip facing the opposite direction)Measure out a length of the grip strip.peel of the backing and place half lengthwise under the plank- and now you simply reverse right into the closet.Easy peasy.
Rochelle Wilkinson tenant says he is going to call the police on me at 6 PM friday night
11 August 2015 | 70 replies
This is a cheap temporary solution so the tenant doesnt drive you crazy in the meantime. our windows slide left to right not up and down so there is nothing to hold a window unit in place.. it would be dangerous to put a window unit..his apartment runs length wise and if he did open the window in the front of the apartment ( living room dining room) and his bedroom in the back it would cause cross ventilation but he refuses to open the windows for safety reasons.. we are in a nice area and he is on the second floor.. our living room dining room have ceiling fans and we gave them 2 large stand up rotating fans.. the lease does say there is no compensation for a temporary lose of heat or a/c.. so would that still leave me liable for his hotel bill?
Matthew Jaeger ADU/DADU, valuation and financing
28 November 2022 | 3 replies
It is oriented lengthwise east-west with the street to the west and an alley on the east.