@Ty Burns Congratulation on finally jumping in the water.Here are a few things I've learned about being in a partnership.If at all possible NEVER be in a partnership with a family member or close friend.

A general rule of thumb is to pay off the debt with the highest interest rate because that is the one burning the biggest hole in your pocket.

And of course, you will need to verify before demo with a licensed architect or structural engineer.

She requested that be paid to her directly because she had been burned by a wholesaler before.

With everyday you hold out hope to get your money you are going to burn through more and more money.I would call Section 8 and have them immediately start mailing or depositing your rents to you directly.

Tax reasons imply's you have exchange money burning a hole in your pocket and you are motivated to buy something quick.  

I graduated College in Mechanical Engineering in 2013 and have had a full time job in my field ever since.

Why spend $1000 to repair a system that might crash and burn for some other reason a few months from now.

For example, found out when I was there in March for 6 month inspection that when they plugged in Christmas lights to an exterior outlet the previous November that they blew up, there was smoke, they were worried the house was going to burn down, and told me that outlet doesn’t work.

If you were going to use this flooring to recreate the look of true wood or even engineered hardwood stairs, you would expect to see the wood bullnose on each step.