@Amy Ahearn I haven’t done this myself, but have heard good things about going the route of Facebook marketplace, goodwill, second hand stores etc with well design tasteful ikea/purchased pieces.

Find out if designated wetlands and you can’t touch or if you can use.  

Amazon’s made a huge push into corporate hospitality over the last couple years and some of the custom workflows I’ve seen for creating guest FAQs that the devices can respond to without bugging me or requiring additional pages in a physical house manual are appealing, something like VCS or a custom-designed audio FAQ.

From there, the overall design will draw tenants both long and short term.  

So that brings the total up to around 3k for this.I can't really make a decent kitchen with this small space with off the shelf stuff at home depot, at least not the plywood casing stuff (too many pieces need to be ordered) so I had them do a design with their woodcraft.  

They might change the property management company, but the property simply changes hands and everything else stays the same: the rents, design, amenities, etc.

This of course is county specific, but I know in Gwinnett they have an office designated for researching the estate owners information as it is all public or they have a subscription you have to pay where you can get access from home at anytime.In regards to your question about finding out about the owner, if listed on the tax assessors office as an LLC then go to the state website (sos.ga.gov) and look up that business, which would give you the registered agent as you mentioned.

Examples of expenses include: liability insurance, property closing costs, new work phone line, architectural blueprint design, land survey, contractor licensing fees, gas, etc.I have my general contractors license for the first time this year.

So in comparison, using some BS mail shop service designed to trick Google isn't going to work the more people who use that address.

As used in this subsection, ‘residential dwelling unit’ means an improvement designed for residential occupancy.").You may be eligible for the “private money lender” exemption.