If you install engineered wood You have to have a level, dry,  solid concrete surface and put a barrier underneath it.

I do have a lead, but my leads are drying up.

She did all she could to hang onto the place including selling her bed set furniture.

Every single contract dispute they have ever seen out of me has been a clear cut-and-dried dispute in which I am obviously high on the Mountain of Right and the tenant is low in the Valley of Wrong.

The answer is 3 hours or it depends, since drying towels on a line outside would take the same ~3 hours no matter how many towels, or maybe the dryer can hold 9 towels and do them all in 3 hours, etc.

At this point, the game in the Poconos has changed probably at least for the next few years, and if you can get in for a low price, LTR isn't a terrible exit strategy should the STR market dry up.

Potential deals are still a while away for me monetarily so I am hoping to create a group centered around practicing scouting great deals and sharpening skills through dry runs.

Seems to me if you paid for rehabs that weren’t done, that’s a pretty cut and dry crime with not much grey area.

But , we're not going to leave you high and dry!

It may sound cut and dry to some more experienced here , but I want to be sure to tread lightly and do it correctly - it seems like she has abandoned the place but is using it as convenient storage while she takes her time moving stuff out.