For example, this is an ancient slate roof that needs repairs after last winter, but I want to replace it- so I ask for the money for the repairs for damage during winter.And with improvements, I like the idea of phasing things in as the current stuff wears out so as to not shock the rentability of the unit in a mediocre rental market. 

I don't want to throw my hands up and say, "it's all Greek to me" but I must admit, I am a bit confused.Followup question, I assume having these document numbers will speed up my search at the courthouse?

Wow Account Closed, I've heard of a lot of Real Estate stuff, but that was all Greek to me!

. : )Looking at the pics honestly it looks like you had a renter and then now want to sell the property but it is in RENT READY and not SELL READY condition.The kitchen appliances and washer and dryer look ancient.

The problem is that many of these recommended forms are based on older recommended forms from ancient times.

I haven't logged on in a while).I ended up upgrading the ancient hot water heater to an on demand gas unit.

Lying under a sink wrestling with getting ancient faucets loose is really getting old. 

If you do have a huge house that is being rented out by a greek life organization for example, I think a pro would be no vacancy and being able to charge by the room instead of the entire house, allowing you to charge more.

Before the Greek currency was valued less than the German currency and that balanced things out.

A buddy walking with a cell phone is not going to know if roof is good, electric panel is ancient, if the foundation is sinking, you may need to go there when you do not have the tools in play.