As for GFCI's, installing them is fairly easy and if you have any mechanical ability at all, you should be able to do it yourself, just make sure you turn the power off first.

Fortune smiled on me and I got connected with a power hitter of a real estate agent who spent some time with me and put me on the right track.

She's on the board, so she not only has a landlord contract with the tenants, she also has board knowledge and power over them.

Has anyone heard of high power leds such as the ones found here: http://www.plasmaled.com/high_power_module.htmRegards,Mike

IRA investing in real estate is a powerful moneymaker.

Or better, go with their $165K but ask for a $2500 credit to cover closing costs (and help you with your rehab project), In my area, this would have been gone a long time ago, so maybe you have more negotiating power there..

If that is your investing model then more power to ya.Best of luck!

So whether devices such as computers, phone boosters etc...are considered "small appliances" is not even part of the equation because usages, or unintentional usages has nothing to do with the installations.What is clear is that the circuit supplying the kitchen walls and counters cannot be split off to power undercabinet lights or kitchen island lights, and cannot be split off to power "any OTHER outlets", the key is the interpretation of "other" here.

This is not legal advice, but one alternative is that the loan documents simply give him a limited power of attorney to sign the deed in lieu on your behalf if you default (rather than you signing and him holding deed in trust).

Tempe and South Scottsdale are poised to become the new epicenter of this amazing, changing, diverse and growing city in which I surely want to be a part of shaping.Glendale's Grand Canyon University is ASU's powerful real estate, oops, educational competitor and is buying land and buildings faster than you can say: Crap, what the fudge just happened?