Example- some beach cities have huge price variation street by street (on the beach, 1 street away, 2 streets away) and the only way to get an accurate rental analysis is by working with a Property Manager or Realtor. 

Chauncy,As an Architect, the 1st thing I think of to check is the Zoning designation and the Zoning Ordinance for any property you are looking to purchase to ensure you would be allowed to legally do this conversion "By Right" without needing additional zoning variations.

trial and error.  

There are three variations of radiators. one-pipe steam, two-pipe steam and hot water baseboard.Now one or two pipe radiator systems are prone to be noisy; banging, gurgling, hissing etc if the pipes aren't sloped correctly (sometimes a house settling misaligned it, repairs were made and botched up or pipes were never installed correctly to begin with), if the pressure is off, if the relief valves are clogged up, etc.

(This is where they get most of the inaccurate info we seen most in addresses and name variations from input process - but it serves to update employers etc..)@ Kevin - yes you can build business credit w/o PG - it is a process and it does take time.

The second is in section 24, Miscellaneous (J) - waiving of right to jury trial for landlord and tenant. 

I hope you have some kind of paper trial for him to work off of.Best of luck! 

We both showed up to the trial. 

@Charles Socci @Troy ZsofkaOn a national platform like BP, it can seem convoluted to discuss work comp guidelines because there is so much variation from 1 state to the next.Each state controls their own work comp system separate from the Fed. 

If one side won't give an inch then its usually a full blown trial. which of course is in our neck of the woods 20 to 50k from start to finish an if its a complicated litigation could be staggeringly  more money.. not sure in Texas but our attorneys in these parts are 300 to 500 an hour