(CO) unless your contract states you have to based on the draw schedule. 

Thank you so very much, guys, I really do appreciate your help a lot and I find it just invaluable.And I am certainly ready to follow it.I'm trying to schedule a consultation with attorney ASAP (today) and I'll take time off work.Here are current problems.

It is always much cleaner to have the current management send a simple introductory notice of change, which the new management should follow up with a more detailed letter which might include how maintenance requests are made and other non-material, lawful, changes to routine operations.

Obviously, if they said #3 I would schedule a meeting at the house with all owners of title present.If they said any other item number, I would advise them of those options as best as suited their situation and I would tell them that if they needed help, let me know or if they decided to sell, give me a call.

I googled and EPA does not recommend that the air ducts be cleaned routinely, but only as needed2.

Also, add in the fact that they have to keep track of when the tank is getting low so they can schedule another delivery before it runs out.

we are working with Chase... all good as of now... just schedule several appointments on several branches... some may deny your bank account don't get discouraged....

Would love to grab a coffee to talk and drive around town to show you some areas and homes, as our schedules allow.

I do a lot PM work for my W2, so I have no issues managing multiple contractors schedules and timelines, but that's my experience.I've gotten recommendations primarily via word of mouth mostly but also have done a decent bit of hiring through Thumbtack to be honest.

This is another small test, if they cannot keep their schedule straight for our call the next day, they probably are not serious or can't pay rent on time.