I use a Rumba at home.The lower priced units are louder (whistling noise), and may not have as good of a guidance code as the higher priced units, making them run longer over the same space.The make quiet ones with better guidance systems (extra cost).The ones that do not empty their own trash, will just shut down and sit there, verbally telling you the bin is full.If they get caught up on the edge of a rug, or a sheet hanging down from the bed, they are disabled until a human comes and rescues them.Some do carpets, some do tile floors, some do both.Mission critical cleaning with no human present, seems like it has some risk.Co-cleaning with someone present seems like it works better, due to having someone to rescue it from the dreaded sheet edge hanging off the bed, or the T-shirt on the floor getting stuck in a wheel--and then it's Rumba Code xxxxxx Please Fix Me...For home use, it works great, and the whistle is less loud than a commercial vacuum cleaner.If your lifestyle is more on the messy side, with clutter all over, this is probably not a solution, because it needs to access the floor and cannot move things.For convenience (they dock to charge and memorize where they are at) have one on each floor.Just my 2 cents.

In this brief article, I’ll share the high-level pros and cons of each type to help educate you on your options so you can make an informed decision with your hard-earned investment dollars.Single Asset Real Estate InvestmentsBy no surprise, single asset real estate investments are limited to one specific property.

(AKA no surprise there) Everything was very clear and I was very thankful for them finding a loan that worked for both sides!

(AKA no surprise there) Everything was very clear and I was very thankful for them finding a loan that worked for both sides!

We had about 45 total votes but I was surprised at the lack of votes from absentee owners.

If they aren't willing to sign - I'd be surprised if they have intent to leave.

You might be surprised though once you call around and see what all the options are out there.  

Joshua - from what I can tell, the current owner is just telling you whatever is the easiest/most convenient path.

It's how the world works, and if what I'm reading here is how you talk to the contractors, I'm not surprised that they are trying to charge more to work with you. 

Looking to connect with convenience stores owners in central Ohio.