So take what I say lightly, but hopefully you find what you are looking for.Alex

As well, as a licensed contractor paying into the fund, we don't receive value from our contributions to the fund since our clients are disregarded.Having contacted the director of the MHIC asking for some light to be shed on this subject, my request was wasn't responded to until I reached out a second time several weeks later.

Once you get that dopamine dump, you will probably look at conversations with strangers in an entirely new light - ie it will be pleasurable for you, and you will pursue it with great enthusiasm.

Until you have done enough to where you can do this automatically, you can't put yourself into a situation where making those decisions is how the family gets fed and the lights stay on at home. 

This will be a light rehab so we will get it started next week and hopefully have it ready the same time #4 winds down.

If you use a registered 3rd party facilitator, the infernal revenue, views it in a totally different light, than if you try to do it yourself.

Once I saw the light at the end of the tunnel I left my job and jumped in head first.

For circuits powering the lighting, if you're using LED as most Californians do, the thick gauge stuff will be of negligible benefit.Michael

That being said I would not give tenant opinions the same weight as landlord ones.

if they are 3/4" thick, just sand it out and re-finish it, if it is a laminate, you need to be more careful, you can lightly sand them and refinish or you may try buffing it out.