This can open up some liability to you if they are doing side jobs with your materials or just getting jobs mixed up.If you gave me a budget, scope of work and I could not do it all within that budget, I would suggest ways to save $$ and still get the job done.

Separately my husband and I carry an "umbrella policy", aside from our primary home and auto insurance.So now that we're adding a rental house to the mix, I'm wondering what our protection strategy should be.I will talk to a lawyer as well (though I'm not certain if I should talk to one locally in WA where I am, or in TN where the rental house is - I suspect WA since that is where the majority of our assets is)..Anyway, I'm thinking the best option for us right now is to increase our umbrella policy, if needed (and of course to obtain adequate landlord insurance on the rental home).

(Mainly land, with several homes thrown into the mix)They taught me how to make money, but throughout my childhood there was always stress and uncertainty....

The exterior building is well cared for, though there is parking potential that hasn't been exploited.The area is mixed SFH and multis.

(it helps prevent cracking) Go to your local tile supply and read the back of the bags of mix you want to use then calculate the sf, it's not a lot even for the best products.

the first is oxygenated bleach...you can find it on the net and i use it all the time to clean my grout in the kitchen...you mix it and let it dwell for around 2-3 hours, scrubbing lightly as you apply it.

Mixing personal funds with the entity "could" open the doors to the corporate vail piercing.2.

Also, let me throw a more personal question in the mix.

I have read here, mixed replies about what to offer for a REO, I understand completly about, list price not being a determining factor for making an offer.

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