I have had this installed in my personal homes, as well as, a few flips too.

Shoveling is just the sidewalk in front of the house and a path out back to the alley. 2) do you pay a weekly or monthly fee, or per mow/shovel?

Also ask direct lenders their opinion as they tend to have less formalities and fees than a bank.

make it contingent upon getting approval from the townshipWhere I am you pay $100 fee to the county or town for a ruling one way or another

I installed plastic "tin ceiling" tiles painted silver instead of fiber so they don't get ruined by leaks.

@Mike McCarthy  So the installation of a kitchen would qualify it as a multi-family home in NJ at least?

Maybe one option 0% down, but a higher interest rate for them and you pay them back with monthly installments, one option with 10% down with a slightly lower rate and pay them back in monthly installments, and one option with the highest rate but no monthly installments...meaning they would get their money in full when you sell.  

If that is the case you can either install another one ( a lot of up front costs) or you have your tenants pay an estimate and the owner pays the remainder.

I need bids from a handyman team for exterior house painting, grass removal, and mulch and drip irrigation installation.

Applicable fees: assuming you are zoning compliant, building and zoning permit (Accessory Building, Fence, Landscaping, etc.), Parking Lot Lighting, and Thorough fare Fees at a minimum. pages 14, 16, 23 of the Raleigh fee schedule Expect $400 or more per space in fees alone plus attorney costs ($273/space Thorough fare Fees alone)Or... run covertly.