If your "gut" is to be extensive enough to need to remove the electrical entrance for an extended period, you can have the entrance moved to a temporary mast on the property ... perhaps even with an panel (may need to be sheltered to comply with local code) to provide electricity on-site.The other alternatives are to 'pay a neighbour' to be able to run a few extension cords from their property or use a generator.

ie Section 21.44.070What's going on.. are temporary open house signs on street corners, and people holding signs (ie, think CAR WASH!)

You would not be able to reimburse any expenses, costs or losses, and you would not be able to guarantee or indemnify the temporary buyer/owner for/from anything. 

@Stephen Race ,As long as it was a temporary situation and you were back at your primary residence before and after it should not be an issue for taking a per diem for the work days.It is not different than if you went there for a week during tenant turnover.

I have a list of the local government programs and charitable organizations that provide temporary rent assistance that I give to any of my tenants that are behind on their rent.

Check for information on the internet and carefully screen the exterminator.As far as temporary living expenses, considering motel cost and extra food expenses I would figure $100/night.

Say worst comes to worst and - in order to fix the root-clogged pipes beneath my rental's bathroom - the entire floor has to be pulled up. Either the bathroom or the laundry room (whichever gives better access to t...

First thing the attorney will do is file a TRO (temporary restaining order) agaist the bank so they can not foreclose on December 5th.

They are temporary loans.

Some people need temporary legitimate help and have terminal illnesses/100% unable to care for themselves and I'm for it.