But you and pets can't be around for a couple hours, until it's dry https://store.doyourownpestcontrol.com/ultracide-f...It's unfortunate that it's happening, but as a good landlord I think you should take care of it. 

I've bought books about them before but they end up being so dry that I didn't get too much out of them. 

Three will be leased and in good good shape when the deal closes, two vacant and in need of repairs, which will bring the all-in cost, including rehab, to just a hair under market value.

It seems as though the deals have dried up at the moment, so i am not really thinking a refi would be the best move.

NOW, as a buyer, I can understand how helpful it is for me to have the TDS before I pay to have any inspections completed, because anything on the TDS related, for example, to a past roof leak could be looked at during roof inspection, or related to a past fungal/dry rot issue could be looked at by pest inspection to ensure the past repairs held through time.

Even so, they would only be entitled to the pro-rated cost of a new granite countertop.Yard and Lawn:  This one seems pretty cut and dry to me. 

Before I start pulling my hair out, I want to make sure i'm using the calculators properly. 

Before I start pulling my hair out, I want to make sure i'm using the calculators properly.I've run into a few instances where the numbers look something similar to below for a 3/2 A | 3/2 B duplex.

If the soil near the foundation is not getting enough water and dries out, it may cause issues with the foundation settling. 

BUT CRASH  not sure about that.. unless tech dries up and leaves of course.. kind of like how steel left Cleveland..