Tenants usually notify you sooner if there is a problem because of that visual of a person in a truck.

May 1-3% increases.But it's a good way to visually see what competition is getting.Kevin

@Dan Salim I would highly advise you to get some advice from a cross border tax specialist (accountant/lawyer), if you haven't already done so in setting up your LLC, as you could potentially face unfavorable tax treatment when repatriating the income back to Canada.  

Then the ******** starts.Really, having worked so long in industrial and municipal construction (Wastewater Treatment Facilities) I find most residential contractors, and remodelers to be a F ing clown show.

It is important to recognize that the tax treatment of interstate exchanges vary with each state and it is important to review the tax policy for the states in question as part of the decision-making process.You'll just want to check with an accountant to be doubly sure you're in the clear.

Some inspectors will look at a furnace, for example, and just look for visual damage, turn the thermostat to make sure it's heating, etc., but that's about it.

In my case all of my discounts and priority treatment have come from ALL of our regular subs through consistency.They know our work isn't going anywhere and they always meet our schedule, but that only came after giving them job after job after job.

:D Yes I can see that 1/2 ac does seem like a waste of space...dont forget in all that other space- there will be gathering areas- gardens- paths- walking trail- lost of visual extras- tree cabana's cabins that can be utilized; foot bridges- a foot path that connects all places back with a loop to the Main office/ utility house. porches; decks; a using of the outdoors to enlarge the living.

I can name lots of other incidents, but apparently this treatment has only happened to us.

@ Rich Harmon, I went to actually check out that link, and we see its a protest by the lying fauxahontas Elizabeth Warren, who milked the Indian background to get preferential treatment, despite not being a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, or enrolled in the Eastern Band, or is not one of the United Keetoowah Bands of Cherokee.