Due to the need for lots of electricity to power the lighting used in this sort of pot growing venture, and due to the need to avoid detection of the high power use by the electric utility, holes were somehow cut through the 6-inch concrete foundation to hook up automobile jumper cables to bypass the electric meter.I'd say that a bypass of the water meter wouldn't surprise me either, since lots of water gets used in farming anything.So it might not just be limited to drywall and flooring ...And you would definitely need professional mold testing/remediation if you're planning to resell.

Ended up with more circuits and more outlets than planned for.And don't forget the smokes, phone, cable and doorbells!

I went to the IRS website to create my EIN, and it asked on the form if I wanted any future tax documents or communications from IRS to be mailed to my home address or to another address.

Them - Oh, we forgot to tell you that the tenant is having some issues and said they wont be able to pay til June.d) Not communicating the cost of repairs and charging us for them unexpectedly. ie - the stove broke we had to replace it.Im sure I will think of some other things after I write this memo but Ive learned that the property managers need managing.

In turn it gives us more control of the sale and the sellers communicate directly with our team as opposed to any agents being in the way.

It is really more useful in situations where communication is lacking between you and the other party.

I would verify that they are a legal operation because it does not sound like they are doing anything to help and may well be doing you harm.This type of arrangement is usually to take your payments, negotiate with your creditors for a settlement amount which is lower than the actual balance, and only pay them when they agree to the settlement.Even then it will hurt your credit and you will be liable for taxes on the difference between the original balance (growing due to late fees etc) and the final settlement amount, the IRS will see it as "income".It is almost always better to stay in civil communication with your creditors and work out a payment plan with them, keeping detailed records of all communications.

I do have an issue with a neighborhood council, mostly voted by a few for lack of communication, playing government and try to impose their own personal issues on the neighbourhood.

Curt has a very good point that sometimes gets lost in communication.

If the cost is too high, you could offer to run the cable yourself, which is the most pain-in-the-butt part of the process, then let them do the hookup.