They are repairing a parapet wall, cutting in some doors, moving windows, removing an entire chimney and fireplace, etc. 

I would of course need the pool removed to rent it.

Do not be in a hurry to remove an income stream so that you can't take $50,000 out of your pocket.

A large contributor to that is the $5k of take-home being deployed to qualified retirement accountsI do not feel removal of any money from a qualified plan is an appropriate option, even though there's a reasonable amount of money there right now.Therefore, any gains from rental activities would have to exceed what the S&P 500 is doing, which has treated me well.Why am I asking though? 

we gave him money so he could get food again just used it and came right back.. told him where the free shelters are with food and bathroom etc.. he goes on to tell me he has lived on the streets for over 15 years and i believe by the looks of him. 

(It seems to me that younger people are more open to it as they're not far removed from having roommates in college anyway.

I have a working condition tub that seems to be peeling (view photo) I want to avoid replacing it because it seems to be stucked to the wall so the removing part will be very hard and I was wondering if anyone had experience improving the looks of it or if there's a workaround.

I refinanced last year at 180k, taking some cash out to put into investments and removing PMI. 20% has already been paid down obviously.I want to start with my current home, because most of my money is in paper investments.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

The land has been cleaned up, trees removed, and grass seeded.