If there are in fact cracks, holes, mud and earthworms in your main line, then I would consider this an emergency situation.It's possible your main line functions for another 10 years.

The HELOC functions the same way as a checking account.

Once you have a short list, get an account with each one and run them through the wringer to see how they really function.

I THINK homeadvisor has a function where you put out a job and contractors bid on it (and you can accept or deny the bid)

Once you have a short list, get an account with each one and run them through the wringer to see how they really function.

I did this a little over a year ago and learned enough to feel comfortable with how the program functioned. - If you talk to the folks at section 8 I would not take their guidance is gospel.

The accounting function is often isolated from the actual day-to-day management.

Currently at 500 units so pricing is not an issue as much as functionality and features.

Traditionaly, anything in RE has been a licensed function so the first question would be do you have one.  

If I get to it, I'll check most of these sources for comparable cabinets and post those downstream...Here's the list:rtacabinetstore.com (couldn't tell if this is also a Chinese knock down)China knock down resellers operate everywhere, generally branded as:   Fabuwood,    NEA Trading,    All World,    Sunco   jandkcabinetry.com (Website has a zip code based search function)IKEAHome DepotHampton BayLowesMenardslilyanncabinets.comkitchensearch.comCraigsList (Possible source for cabinets being pulled out for remodelers)cabinetliquidators.comcabinetstogo.comkitchenkompact.comrtawoodcabinets.com (ask for Phil, great designer & service)adisupply.comjsicabinetry.comCNC Cabinets (could find a web address for these, but mentioned a couple of times)Local & Supplier Auctions (my addition from experience)semihandmadedoors.com/@ Phyllis E posted this like to help keep us informed about Kitchen Design Trends:https://www.houzz.com/photos/query/kitchen-photos-with-the-most-saves/nqrwns..again from Phyllis – the most saved kitchen picture on Houzz:https://www.houzz.com/photo/45350-san-jose-res-2-traditional-kitchen-san-franciscoThanks Phyllis@Moe Hirsch suggests caution when painting wood cabinets as the wood expands and contracts, so the paint ends up cracking.