We don't hide who we are, but we do have an attorney who is on retainer that we use as our legal Wisconsin representative for receiving legal notices.  

What are your opinions on flooring material for rentals?

Originally posted by @Logan Jones:Just wanting to hear people's thoughts on the renatus program If you perform a search of the forums, you will find several past threads discussing Renatus, some of them dog-whistling, some of them containing heated exchanges.During one of those "exchanges" a little over a year ago, I made a concerted effort to learn more about them and found it very difficult to obtain solid information (beyond promotional materials) from the organization itself (they wanted money first).  

This is just my 2 cents, but the agents that use generic slogans/phrases on all of there marketing material remind me of a used car salesman.

Too many contractors take advantage and install substandard materials to make more money on the job. 

I feel this would have been an immensely important lesson to learn so that it could be applied to so many facets of society and politics today.For references, I refer anyone interested to this book, which itself cites sources for its source material for statistics. http://www.amazon.com/Housing-Boom-Bust-Revised/dp/0465019862/ref=sr_1_1?

Remove the affected material and replace.  

There is an actual systen to start a busiess, but also a good deal of educational material.

They must be able to produce a comprehensive material & labor breakdown for each item.Use a credible space not just anyone.I assure you based on experience and being an expert in this space, you need to really get a good reference and verify credibility of capacity.

If all your competition has high end cabinetry, it could be a way to use lower cost materials that offer the same feel as something much more expensive.Had a guy on site for about 2 weeks just building the things.