Made a move into Radioactive Materials Remediation (I know weird move) and was hired by a large oil and gas company 2.5 years later as their Radioactive Materials Manager, learned explosives compliance along the way and spent my last 5 years there traveling all over the U.S. as their Corporate Radiation and Explosives Manager. 2017, Good Job, Good Pay, New Baby and then a heating fuel oil truck had a spill on my property and made its way into my home and under my homes footer, DEP got involved and to remediate it they had to tear down the house and we lost everything.

The problem that I have with that explanation is that I feel like the cabinets in the unit aren't over 10 years old so I wanted to find an alternative, like a solid wood door/drawer front, then it's easier to justify the additional expense.

It's hard for me to believe, or hard for me to understand why my in-laws would not want to seek alternate options to keep this house regardless of pride level or embarrassment level.

I raised rents during Covid, because their alternative if they moved would have been even worse for them.

Outside one is problem since we have to take out all sidings etc.I have found one product called fireguard E 84 which can provide 1 hr firewall inside and outsidehttps://shieldindustries.com/product/fireguard-e-84/  But building guy is saying "Since this product is a non-conventional approach to a code compliance issue, it you would need to apply for a AMMR, Alternate Methods & Materials Request and blah blah ...."

If a tenant makes a personal purchase that requires additional storage outside of the lease agreement, then it is the tenant's responsibility to find an alternate solution. 

Alternatively, units could rent for a total of ~160k a month.

Alternatively she would be issued a SSN upon arrival or shortly thereafter.

Curious as to how others are dealing with the 2017 TCJA tax change whereby promoted interests are now taxed as ordinary income instead of capital gains if you hold for less than 3 years: https://www.aprio.com/whatsnex...

Alternatively, you can buy green dye that you spray on the grass (I kid you not-it is eco and pet friendly).