Hey Joseph, I'm a CPA here in NC and I suggest that you go ahead and register for the business yourself.

It is appreciated by the tenants and goes a long way to give them peace of mind and it is low enough in cost, to not break (our) bank.I would say, morally speaking, that the landlord should just go ahead and pay for the extermination.Hope this helps.

If it matters to you it might be a good idea to look up these numbers (how old is x) before entering a binding agreement.i agree, taking a seller's agents word for anything is like talking to a car dealer. he will do what it takes within reason to make the sale. he covered himself by telling you fairly. we have to be one step ahead of them to close things out correctly. its akin to children sometimes they choose their words so they dont get into trouble but once you ask for specifics, they are busted !

Again -- there's always something you won't know but with your parents experience to learn from you are well ahead of many people just starting out.All the best!!

I've gone ahead and edited her message to remove the "pitch".

Fortunately, we bought right and will still come out ahead.

It’s hard to get ahead .. if you never get started Mark Twain Everyone hopes it gets better , poor people hope .

They went ahead with the lease based on the parents being co-signers.

Ray C. in regards to the payment, I always make sure and have a schedule values,(I.E.)PermitsRough GradingConcreteFramingRough M,E,PPrior to any payment this helps itemize the your cost so that you don't get ahead of yourself.

I would also advocate a balanced life, work, play, physical, mental and spiritual development.