(adult being an important distinction, I didn't get allowance when I was a kid, ugh) I'm thinking what I can do is let my sister list it, have her figure out what market value is so I don't have any family battles over fair value and her time renovating it.

I have done direct mail quite a bit of times to various segments of my market.

I'm going to break down this post is some segments because I feel like I have a lot of questions!

I am sure they can if it is distinctly wet dog smell and not urine.We only use vinyl plank flooring like allure or something similar now whenever possible.

The distinction about my contributions being un-penalized was clutch.

Maybe it isn't much of a distinction I guess... because either way I'm paying retail for an out of state rental that someone else puts a tenant in.Which is turnkey?

I know I would love watching a segment on '1 MILLION bees stinging residents and why the town isn't doing anything about it!'

If the breaker has been replaced and the area around the main panel doesn't reek of burning plastic (electrical components melting  smell about as distinctive as burning hair) there is no safety issue. 

His card doesn't indicate if he is licensed in Ohio - but you might at least get a referral that serves that segment of work.  

Is there a legal distinction there?