https://www.governor.wa.gov/I fully expected to see 'housing' as a category and any orders subcategorized beneath it but no luck so far... this is super important as exec orders supersede the language in existing leases so I definitely want to be aware.

You should see a little underline beneath the AOH.

In a couple of them we even had burst pipes beneath the slab.

Quote from @Doug Johnson: Ceiling fans are usually almost impossible to hear, even standing directly beneath them.

This can be shimmed relatively easily over time (in theory). 

I don't refuse to do them because it's beneath me or anything like that, I do it because it's bad for my business.

Hi Carl,Apparently the surface finish used and the wood beneath were not up the harder use that a rental will get, (as opposed to homeowners own home lovingly cared for).For instance Beech is a lot harder than pine, and would probably take a very heavy animal to dent it by walking on it.Also the topcoats have different levels of hardness, some of the more noxious ones are said to be harder to scratch.You may have (or may not have) tried to use a passenger vehicle where more of a heavy duty truck was needed, making the passenger vehicle wear more. 

Also you can build capital by living frugally and/or getting a side hustle, trying to be a wholesaler is beneath you.

Down in S.C. everything is built on stilts and you just need a guy to come out with a few shims to level it back out and then repair the crack.

If it is incorrected installed, Pergo can hump and creates a void beneath.