I check the city's assesor office for taxes and I pad a few hundred just incase.

Originally posted by @Hari Chandran:@Ronald RohdeHi, would love to connect.

I'm not sure Zillow or HAR is the best place to start.

Remember, you'll need pad as well, so factor in another $1.50 per year or so...Btw, anyone who lives in my area (Atlanta) shouldn't be paying more than $4.50/sq yard for nice, mid-grade plush carpet and less than that for 12mm vinyl...we do live about 50 miles from the carpet capital of the world...

unless the NAR(national association of Realtors), the Home builder's council pad a few pockets in Washington, I don't think it will get extended.

LHN is available on verizon i-pad as am app---ONLY. hahahah.Rich

With short-term rentals, you could live in one room and rent out the spare rooms, an RV parking pad, a teepee in the yard, or even the couch.

You sometimes have to remove the pad, as well.If the urine soaks into the subfloor, you may have to paint the subfloor with an oil-based Kilz or other primer that can seal in the odor.

Use at least 6 lb carpet pad as that will prolong durability of the carpet and reduce wear best as possible.

@Haris K. get out of the contract.