Gantt charts are very popular with engineers and scientists (I am both) to manage serious projects that includes people,m money costs, deadlines, systems, resources, timelines and  such.

Here were my red flags that I rationalized because coming out of pocket would have dipped into my family’s already tight budget:They had an eviction on their record that they did not disclose when asked on the application.

They will come out and give you very good prices on blown in insulation and ensuring the property is air tight.

And what I've seen a few places is that there's a pretty tight turnaround on claiming excess funds like 30 days or something like that.

I am having the same issue and have ignored their "deadlines". 

A PA will also know statutory deadlines and the insurance laws carriers must follow in order to hold their feet to the fire.But on that note, do your due diligence, because just like when hiring any other professional, there are a bunch of really crappy ones out there.

You have to make sure to adhere to the identification requirements and the tight calendars.But the IRS doesn't care how many replacement purchases you make (or where they are). 

But with tightly-managed systems, marketing to the “right” guests, and a genuine interest in providing a safe, clean, and enjoyable space for your guests’ enjoyment, you can be a successful host!

@Evan Nix with supply so tight in most areas of the country you should have no trouble listing on the MLS you probably get more selling each side individually. 

For the year 2018, i had made an estimated payment and filed for extension before the tax deadline in 2019 April.I subsequently did not file the 2018 return until mid Feb 2020 and it has not been since processed due to covid close down.The IRS tax account transcript for year 2018 shows the payments i have made back in 2019 april along with the update that the tax return has been secured as of mid sept 2020.