:roll: I am not sure how I can remove the glue without damamging the entire door and frame.

In your case, you would also need it to allow partial releases so you could sell your old house and remove that part of the loan.I'm guessing you're concerned about the down payment money.

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I might, under certain circumstances, allow an exceptional tenant in a mid to upper quality unit to paint one or two "accent walls", but only on a lease renewal, not at movein, and I would usually require the walls be restored at moveout.Wallpaper is a definite NO, improperly applied it can be a PITA to remove, although again in a low quality unit I might consider it.

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If the fence is not on the property line and the other owner is 3 ft into your lot, then you would have to file a suit to have the fence removed.

make her understand that you're caught in the cross hairs?

@Mike D'Arrigo You should remove Atlanta from your "Markets Served" list since you no longer view it as worthwhile.

You will have to manage them.I know many people on here have "agreements" for snow removal, landscaping, the like.

Am in negotiations with a seller of a home with a below ground oil tank in New Jersey.The seller agrees to remove the tank prior to closing,while the heating system depends on the tank.Should I also insist on a new heating system as well or is removal sufficient?