Just shut off the water at the street and a good plumber can have things patched up pretty quickly.Good luck,Kevin

Some basics that come to mind would be painting, pressure washing, light drywall patching, carpet cleaning, general house cleaning when the rehab is done.

The maintenance and vacancy spikes and they don't have enough reserves to cover a touch patch.

To give you an idea, here is what a good sanding can do:We have plenty of 30-60 year old houses where we salvage the existing hardwoods and then patch/add to them with new wood (of the same size/species).

The article I read indicated they plan to pilot this new "restaurant" in the Alberta Oil patch (where their employees are presently paid $18 - $23 per hour).It can't help.

Sure, I could have gotten the same info free elsewhere on the internet (where all things are legally required to be true), but it's like my carrot patch out back... sure, I could wait a bit and get my carrots for free... but I'm still likely going to buy a bag of baby carrots at stop'n'shop, rather than wait.

My FICO crashed from 800 when we hit a rough patch a couple years back.

I'm currently considering retrofit windows (for the same project) to avoid having to redo the stucco patches around the window.

I want to do something about it now.So the questions.If I was patching to a property owner about why they should take my non profit company over a for profit.

Property had water damage in the kitchen from a leaky tub faucet and badly patched tub drain on the 2nd floor.