Typically, are MEP construction tasks a difficult project for contractors in this type of situation, or are they easy? 

In my situation since I am repaying over $400 every 2 weeks on my TSP loan, I dropped my bi-weekly contribution down to 5% (the minimum if you want 100% of the employer match).

Each seller's situation was different, and each person had a different personality type, negotiating style and level of motivation. 

It seems like if you've told them, as part of this temporary situation while the electric is being upgraded, that they can only use x appliances on y outlets, it's on them if the circuit trips while you are away. 

If you used the property as a primary residence for 2 out of 5 years then you should be alright with not paying any capital gain tax up to the limit your situation qualifies for.

Useless in a dog attack situation.

We were approaching our finals weeks at our University and our lease was coming to an end - so to save us the stress of trying to find an apartment in the middle of that (we had a very limited budget,) they offered for us to stay with them for a month or two for free.

I was talking to a loan broker telling him my situation but he says that most people don’t like to wait and could work with scores as low as 500 but I couldn’t imagine how it would work with the interest rates.

That being said, credit is very elastic, as it's all just a computer calculation so don't stress too much.     

Cash flow is a secondary component...and if you have W2 income, it's not all that important...the better play is long-term equity...anyway,What's the situation?