My husbands business has a job in Chicago for an event this coming week. They need to wrap 3 large vehicles, and need a indoor temperature controlled place to do so. Does anyone know of any options? It would be Tuesda...

We are also thinking of adding half bathroom on main fl which should add some value and also adding heating and coolant. 

Even in the great white north I’ve seen black doors (west facing) warp with the heat absorbed into them.

As long as the roof looks good and the heating and air is working well, you should be ok.

@Dominique MitchellYears back I stopped bringing up any investing topics that I know will "ignite" an argument or heated debate between friends and family.

my garage door broke at the house I am renting, I had real troubles opening and closing it but I just let it be, and I parked on the street most of the time. the office has never been good with repairing things in a timely manner, for example took 4 months of calling and asking for my heat to be fixed before it was. also the meters for electricity weren't divided correctly, and apparently there is a 3rd meter I have been paying for and that is under investigation. anyways, I had someone come out to fix our garage door so I could park in it since there was a snow emergency declared, and I didn't want my car to be towed again since there is no were else to park. can I ask the landlord to pay for it even thought I didn't put in a request before I had the repair done?

I know John recommended latex paint but I am not sure how that will stand the weather elements. 

The water is turned off, the heat is turned off, there is recent evidence of frozen pipes, (icicles from the ceiling) etc etc. 

Then go to the basement first, check the heat source, check the electrical panel, review any wiring and plumbing you can see, check the water meter, check the water heater, the foundation, the framing/ structure.

The loan officer is someone I've used before, I believe his superiors squashed the cash-out element.