If you were to install check valve on your sewage line (to prevent back up from the street) would you go with plastic one or more expensive cast iron one ?

My guess is they installed during the crisis to help their tenants. 

I’m currently getting the finishes done through a friend (installing the bathroom vanity, shower head, toilets etc.) but want to make sure everything is done correctly and it passes final inspection.

.- Install reinforced steel rebar into base of the column.- Pour new footer and reinforce with concrete and rebar per engineering report.- Backfill soil around each footer.- Dig around 7 exposed deck footers and reinforce, dig 2 feet and apply rebar, pour concrete and replace old footers.

Helloooooooo BP.This is the 3rd installment of my posting of a deal I recently purchased.

But if it doesn't have a washer and dryer you could simply disclose to potential tenants that there is no washer and dryer on site, rather than letting them into the house for laundry or installing one which gets expensive.

We'll operate a bed & breakfast with 3-4 high-end guest suites, install a dedicated 2BR apartment to stabilize cash flow, and open a gallery and event space tied to the local artist community.

I really like the notion of collecting remaining deposits over time in the form of installments if need be.

More so to the way that the specific plumber who did the install did them.

Ensure your lease includes details on the type of equipment that will be installed as well as the square footage needed for this equipment.