That's funny, my first wife did F&I at the Newark store a LONG time ago!

A "vendors" app to store your contractors, a "Projects" app to store your projects and a "Deliverables" app to track everything you need to get done. 

But, if the decedent held it outright at death, there is no escaping the tax through sale or 1031 or some alternate path if the estate is in fact subject to tax.I am not sure also as to the date of death of the decedent but the in-laws will want to look closely at due dates for the estate tax return, filing for an extension, and having enough liquid funds on hand to pay the tax. 

They are easier to handle and store for future reference by the recipient.

For belt and suspenders I would add liquid applied waterproofing to the sill. 

It all boils down to your goals, objectives, budget, liquidity (personal and business) among other things. 

You can shop online, but they also have a store in Milwaukee.

Show a physical address (mine is a UPS store) and tour real phone number.

LOL.but its a million to two million to set up one of their auto wash's I looked at building one.but came to the conclusion if I wanted to do that I had to then go into that business and build multiple stores and be a car wash king.I have seen others do the little self serve ones as hobbies.. but not a passive income play by any means.

most need 20 to 25% down and they should do that.. or they should pay cash and refi.lack of liquidity in real estate owners and reserves is just a dangerous place to be.. and Florida led the hit parade in failed real estate investors along with Vegas PHX ATL and central CA and inland empires..