I pay $50 and that includes delivery of the new appliance and removal of the old.

I scrub the list to remove things like properties with a mortgage, duplicates, etc. and spend a tremendous amount of time on pricing, because although these offers may be a lot less than retail, they are not out of the question.

If she doesn't pay the final month, then start accruing late fees as outlined in your lease and take the next steps for removing the tenant. 

Each tenant's rent is currently well below market values....any help would be great to tell me if it's easy to remove month to month tenants.

I want to get some feedback on how you treat snow removal in a small multi-family.I know, I know, some of you might say "tenants responsibility".

The increased price removed most of the value I was going to bring to the table building at cost, being a contractor and all.It's a long story but I found an off market deal with a customer of mine who happens to own a single family home on a property zones R-2-N. 

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So, a lawsuit to remove you from the title in Wisconsin could look like a foreclosure on your credit report where in Minnesota this is often not the case. 

There is a decent amount of mold that needs to be removed, and I will most likely do an encapsulation of the crawl space immediately.

Good agents know the contractors .I can tell someone almost anything because of my experience and smile,  I could tell you that all the sheet rock needs removed to save you money on the plumber and electrician.