I paid for these by forgoing the new kitchen counter tops I had wanted.

The soft spot around the thresh hold and the swollen pergo in the kitchen has pretty much sent everyone running.

Entry wayMaster bedroom (this is where I went through the floor)Kitchen:UGLY kitchen vinyl

REIAs are where old timers doing this hang. 

Beatiful cherry custom-built cabinets in the kitchen and all bathrooms (previous owner paid for extras) - I would probably be upset if they get damaged.And I paid over 2K for backyard landscaping (on top of 180K) - I really hope the backyard is taken care of.

(We do clean the grills, routinely) For central HVAC systems, dryer vents, kitchen and bathroom exhaust vents, they do indeed need duct cleaning periodically based on actual buildup of grease, lint, or other drek. 2) If the exposed grills were actually dirty at move in, or if there was any indication/conversation regarding sensitivity/asthma or similar concerns, and depending on just how dirty the ducts are, I might consider having the ducts cleaned, except for #3.3) Check local law, but you should be able to simply "non-renew", with no reason.

I imagine a lot has changed in this area since then.I actually drove by the Trout Farm Inn last summer, unfortunately it had just been burned down from a kitchen fire.

Still have to find other money for roof, hvac, appliances, hot water heater, bathroom and kitchen remodels.

We rehabbed the interior by installing nicer floors, kitchen cabinetry and overhauled the showers.

Latest codes require these in areas near water sources; aka kitchens and baths.