I plan to put up clear signage, directories and instructions to operate the intercom.

But, (perhaps this is just a hidden excuse I am making up because i am a beginner?)

I can't post a picture but I'm not talking baracaded by a nicely trimmed natural privacy fence but instead what looks like overgrown bushes etc where you can still see half the house and the other half is hidden by (what appears to me) as overgrown bushes next to the house.Now I've probably painted a picture where everyone would agree this is not good curb appeal.

Now that the company is on autopilot, kinda, I'd like to get back into the process of getting my license.Question for anyone in Georgia or who may know is, what school (online) did you use to complete your hours of instruction?

Here's what I found in NJ tax filing instructions, "...Guidelines for Military Personnel Residents.

They were never instructed to do anything with them."

I had a hunch that owner-paid utilities could be a sign of lower class neighborhoods.This might be common sense, but is it impossible to still instruct tenants to set up utilities in their own name on an owner-paid property, or will the utility company only put them in the owner's name?

He/She might just allow it or give you clear instructions on how to get out. 

(i'm also not sure that their advice to go ahead and deposit his payments after the judgement was won were correct either, i probably should have just sat on them according to some things i've read from other cases, but they told me to go ahead and deposit so i followed their instructions and did that)Next time i plan to use an attorney i saw in court during the hearing, who was clearly very chatty and friendly with the judge and might achieve a better result or at least have better local knowledge than an attorney that's not local

It's sort of hidden, so not a problem from a storage perspective, but I'm worried about resale or further issues of contamination.