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This is where details mater. Is

It is always much cleaner to have the current management send a simple introductory notice of change, which the new management should follow up with a more detailed letter which might include how maintenance requests are made and other non-material, lawful, changes to routine operations.

Labor for each dumpster should be $300-$750 depending on what material is

Ideas:- Request itemized invoices that outline the supplies, subcontractors, workers on the project, and materials purchased?

However, if there are significant exchange proceeds that cannot be spent in the 180 days (and one cannot just buy materials, the materials must be affixed to the property by day 180) there may be a problem.

I was asked by Lowe's if I had a certificate to get the materials tax-free.

The other item is that inflation and currency risk is a big problem in the Caribbean Islands and given that materials are imported the cost swing a lot.

You would cover materials and some of their labor as the project moves forward but holding off a portion of it till the end.

It really worked well, although the thing that helped the most was the tenants not stomping around :)  In my research on flooring options, I basically learned that the #1 best layer of sound dampening is the insulation material and a layer of drywall.