Life was good… until covid hit and some various health conditions left me out of work, depleting saving and racking up debt.

This type of behavior is also shown in the health industry when people look at bills and can't understand what they are paying for.

I would consult your attorney and go through it with a fine tooth comb to find an out.

Go through the contract with a fine toothed comb......80-90% of contracts are voidable.

I've been looking at my lease, and it's pretty solid about what to do if the tenant makes noise, but it all comes down to weather the noise upstairs is a 'health and safety' issue.

Since then I have been working as a therapist in mental health and looking to get back into building and renovating.

The seller has since obtained power of attorney over his father's affairs, due to failing health, and has now relocated his father to live with him in San Diego.

I'm a noob too. The

Cracked heat exchangers can be deadly; damaged, deteriorating and clogged condenser fins can reduce efficiency; clogged drain lines/openings can cause mold and mildew to grow and create a health hazard; and plenty of other issues.

Think health & safety: handrails, smoke detectors, GFCI plugs within 6 feet of a water source, downspout extensions, etc.What can be challenging with the Detroit CoC process, is the Lead-Based Paint Inspection (LBPI).