So for the next 2 years (at least, they have extended this waiver a couple times) the city is waiving system development charges for ADUs.

I'd fix a leaky pipe, replace a broken fridge and invest in maintenance of a heating/cooling system - a chipped sink, not so much.Depending on the importance of repairing the sink and the cost of reglazing, taking into account whether or not you'll be replacing the whole counter in the forseeable future, I'd either get it reglazed (do it again if it wears out incredibly in five years) or buy a do-it-yourself kit and touch up the chips, scratches, or whatever is bothering you.

The buildings systems (HVAC, Elevator, Sprinkler, Electrical) are the main concerns for older properties.

House area also comes in consideration when planning to buy a air conditioner, and an HVAC system.

hi  well im not here for the real state thing but instead im here to ask a question, two years ago i had a central air system installed in my house, i had te actual air machine and the evaporater cabinet replaced but not the ducts.

She has spent 35 years in foster care and is looking to provide a stable environment and be a supportive adult for children in the foster care system, as well as at risk teens.In the past 4 years she has had 20 foster children in her home, with four of them staying for more than 2 years.

More actionable advice would be to set up an online paying system.  

We will be doing more and more real Estate investments in the future but I want to take advantage of any and all tax breaks and really understand how the system works and how to best it so I can build wealth effectively.

You can only fax documents and they have 400 people that are relying on a very bad system the records very little information so you end up talking to different customer support people that can not really help if you need help and that ask you to fax them a print screen of the website if you have a question about a page on the website.

Here are two of my favorite lease clauses that should help you. a.Landlord informs the Tenant that the sewer system of the Premises is not designed to accept many types of items, included but not limited to, paper diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, and children’s toys, balls of hair, grease, oil, table scraps, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, rocks or newspaper.