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I havent had any issues with them warping, although if they absorb any moisture they will grow a slight bit making them snug in the opening.

The ADA does specify that the service dog must assist in a "substantial way to the daily activities" of a person with a "medically recognized disability".

Part 2 of my "You Become What You Think About" Daily Routine was posted last night.

Conditions of property is as is.I got so fed up I cancelled.sorry for being long winded here but here you can see even in this extreme case where the defect is documented, verified, and caused by their own negligence (if they paid the electric bills the AC would be running and the moisture penetration wouldn't have escalated into a toxic black mold issue) and I had a contract with them prior without the mold and termite issues, even then they didn't care.Hope this helps.

However, in PB county they will generally accept about 10% of the "daily fine" portion of the lien, which is the bulk of the fine.

Here is what we use on a daily basis:VFlyer (advertise rentals)CraigsListBuildium (manager rentals)QuickBooks Online (accounting)Evernote (keep track of to do list and important info)Google Docs (keep track of partnerships)Excel (project tracking, flip calculator)Toktumi (landlord calls)We switched from QuickBooks Pro to QuickBooks Online because it let's us track multiple entities in one file (using the Businesses module).

You have to understand that a property manager deals with several properties and hundreds of condo unit/ common area issues daily to include billing issues, flooding damage, long-term maintenance planning etc.

Basements are more of a hassle because of egress windows and moisture issues, but also doable.

The prices seem to be going up almost daily here in Palm Beach County.