Home Depot has several nice vanity options that included the tops for under $200.In addition to the master bath upgrade, we eliminated an unnecessary hallway area and exterior doorway to add a nice master bedroom closet with Martha Stewart shelving.

I mean, I feel like there has to be something preventing a move like this.I have also found documentation on a quitclaim deed transfer and wondered if this, given that the transfer process to the LLC is doable and legal, is the way to go for transferring.If the quitclaim deed transfer is not the way to go, but the transfer process mentioned is something that we can do, what method would you suggest for executing the transfer?

Home Depot has several nice vanity options that included the tops for under $200.In addition to the master bath upgrade, we eliminated an unnecessary hallway area and exterior doorway to add a nice master bedroom closet with Martha Stewart shelving.

This is a way to prevent financial contingency foul-ups for the seller.

We agreed that I would find the deals and make the offers, she is preventing me from making offers on deals until she approves them, sees them and the numbers work for her rationale, which in my opinion is heavily biased and is borderline unrealistic.  

In addition the father puts up a gate preventing access to the back property through his front property.

The politics of the city have also prevented drastic changes, although I think there is always some movement or another trying to revitalize the city.

This is why I'm establishing a maintenance schedule system now to help prevent this from happening again, as in the end, it was my fault.

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I would probably do the chimney liner and cap to prevent water from getting into places it shouldn't which could lead to more damage.