I will have to look into it to see if under certain circumstances it would be a good solution.

But, say by some insane chance, modern technology figures out how to do that, I want to go back in time and talk to my dad one last time before he died -- yeah, that's not going to happen either.

Try collaborating on a solution.

Ask the exterminator would he buy the building in the condition it's in or what does he highly recommend to cure the solution.

So, try to get services from the company which can give you the right solution for all appliances under a single roof.

And even if it was the landlord, if the fridge was provided as part of the rental, has some obligation to either put the tenant up or provide some acceptable temporary solution, such as a used fridge parked somewhere to use while waiting.

Invisible hinges give the kitchen a much more modern look.

Some of these posters seem to think a one size fits all is the only solution and not following their “yellow pages” model of hiring contractors is inherently wrong.

Does anyone know of any closing attorney that will work with us on finding a solution for my buyer?

I am referring to solutions like Alexa and Google home along with the home control lighting and other controls aling with other home health technology like GrandCare to assist seniors to Age In Place.