Good choice to fire them and move on.

I think of the first one as being "all wood" but not as durable, though less expensive, the second as more expensive but worth it due to the durability and imperviousness to water, and the third as saving about $1,500 now but not being "all wood" and not having the durability of either wood choice.

And if they have a choice between an additional 5k to 10k versus a more likely close, they might just take the more likely close.Those would be the two things I would give consideration to pricing history.That and maybe when I see sellers doing price discounts of 1k or so, then I tend not to bother.

You then have two choices: you can divide it by 60 months and then spend the money over the course of 5 years.

You'll need to take moisture meter readings after the leveler has dried.A LVT click lock floor would be your best choice;something that floats over the floor, doesn't require adhesive and isn't affected by moisture.

7) Line 12 - What is the best choice for the Residential Service Agreement or does it depend on the property?

., I would have never figured that out if I had the money to pay someone, but because I had no other choice, I figured out things out and made it happen.

The name can be anything, but check the SOS website for your state prior to filing to ensure it's available by Googling "{state} public entity search" and searching for your top choices to see if they're already taken.

The tenants are most likely on the Section 8 Housing Choice program, which gives them a voucher of a specific amount for their size family and adjusted in relation to their own income.

It's their choice.