Baltimore continues its work in rehabilitating our underground sewer infrastructure as required by a federal/state Consent Decree.Wastewater projects include regulatory driven Enhanced Nutrient Removal at the Back River and Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plants, numerous upgrades at Back River, and the Back River Headworks project that will allow us to eliminate more than 80 percent of the sewage overflow volume.Adoption of the new rates and rate structure would enable the Baltimore City Department of Public Works to continue moving forward on these many vital projects.

My goals are hopefully pretty modest.....maybe ultimately 2 deals per year, as I work full time.I admit, that my knowledge is strongly focused on the nuts-and-bolts of the business.....design/construction/skilled trades.....and so I'm on here, trying to enhance my ability to bird dog deals as well as finance them.I've done a little research, and there's a fella buying distressed properties here and there in town, at roughly half of county tax assessment value (which seems to be roughly 80% of actual market value), then mortgaging the very same day at about assessment value.....then rehabbing and reselling within a few months.

As a signatory (colloquially: co-signor) a parent is a tenant, with all the attributable rights: access, requests for repairs/enhancement/etc; the right to pick-up the phone and consume your time.  

Get a grip.

This is because financing enhances the returns through appreciation.  

LVT does scratch easily, but engineered hardwood isn't as water resistant (there are product lines that are enhanced to address both of those issues respectively depending on the brand).

I must have stared at that thing for about 10 minutes before I came to grips with what I was seeing... funny thing is we ended up buying that house!

Yes, you must capitalize the cost of the improvements due to enhanced repair regulations.

They have some premium/enhanced services for a small fee.

They sell grip tape but I comes up.