We have investors join us from across the Southern Tier- Ithaca, Binghamton, Oneonta, and Elmira/ Corning areas.

Granite Counters/undermount sink -$1450High effieciency furnace/central air/hot water heater $4500dishwasher/over the range microwave $800Carpet in 3 bedrooms $600Plumbing/electrical $500Garage door opener $150Bathtub reglaze/tiles reglaze $400re drywalled ceiling to cover pop corn -$600Spray the basement ceiling black $500painting/trim/doors/tons of drywall repair $6kmisc stuff i forgot $2k

Living in the country with a corn field in the back yard, one knows field mice share residency.

I would like to buy some property, break it up into a mixture of 5, 10 and 20 acre parcels with access to each and run stub outs for  water/electric and possibly fiber-optic cable to each parcel.

I have in my lease that the cost of unclogging a disposal is on them (yes I have tenants jam artichoke hearts and corn husks down the disposer) and after two incidents I will remove the disposer and charge them to do so.Yet not everyone wants or needs a disposer but ceiling fan in every room seems to be a deal breaker for many.

As my friend says ;You gotta dig through the poop to get to the corn

But corn, squash, tomatoes,  berries, all sorts of fruits, are just coming into season!  

I want to remove a wall in our house but during the inspection it was found that there was a little bit of asbestos fibers in the wall...it’s about a 10’x8’ wall.

I've seen stuff getting floated, but I don't know if it'll survive once (god, I hope) COVID passes.Things like:- Interior workspaces in units- High-speed networking (like fiber runs inside)- Tightly controlled common areas like party rooms and gyms- Making entrances less common. 

Alternately, you could encapsulate it so any asbestos fibers cannot escape.