Look up a durable POA and you will understand the difference between a springing (what happens if) which goes into effect if they are incapacitated and a durable POA which is basically invalid if the person is incapacitated.If the person is not incapacitated and it is a durable POA it is the same as the owner signing the agreement.Bottom line is title insurance will cover this before closing anyway.

Yes, I had a rep from the Durable Slate Company come by, he said my slate was worth $150-200 per square, but that the roof was higher than they were permitted to work.

How durable do you think they are?

Also I don't know how you feel about it but maybe finding a lighter colored (affordable) durable rug for the kitchen area could "cool" the room down, and help neutralize all the brown.

Hi,If you are looking to save money and also a solution to leaking, i would suggest to reinstall roofing with modified bitumen, it will make your space more elegant and attractive, This option is not so long lasting, but is costs less & In terms of durability i would prefer you to go for EPDM method for re-installing roofing.

Tile is more durable for sure.

. * In your experience, are commercial units more durable/made of longer lasting parts, etc. than residential WD units?

And more people are going to the porcelain with the wood look for the durability.

I almost always go with more durable amenities over style.

Nice looking, durable stuff that doesn't cost too much.Get a contractor and stop fussing around with your uncle.