The insurance company is paying to have the entire kitchen redone, the entire interior of the home will be repainted, and all new flooring will be installed throughout the home as well.As far as getting bids, we've narrowed it down to one contractor out of a few that were all recommended by our insurance company.

She put a sink cabinet in the bathroom and left it installed, she mentioned it, can she demand that back?

It already has a coin op washer and dryer installed.

It is nicely installed in with the cabinets, where I assume they usually leave cabinets void for the installation of dishwashers.

Even if you have to buy a new disposal, it's only going to cost about a 100 bucks and it takes 15 minutes or less to install.

Maybe talk to a local installer to get their input?

Most companies only put their name on the large sticker on the glass and once the product is installed, the cleaners come through and scrape the stickers off.

They offered to work a clause in the lease to pay for any damage to the carpet specifically (cost $1k to install) and offered additional security (not allowed in NJ as far as I can tell).Advice is badly needed!

Upgrading the mechanicals, finishing a basement, installing granite countertops, there are dozens of ways to spend thousands of dollars improving a house.

I fully expected to receive zip of the $335 deficit.When tenant went back to section 8 office 2 weeks later, she contacted me to make installments on the deficit.