I'm a huge fan of it.

You'll also have to install new shoe mold afterwards, so budget for that too.

"Beware of participating in a pissing contest, nobody really wins, & everyone just ends up with wet smelly shoes."

I am also not a big fan of IRAs owning LLCs either as a single member or partnering with the IRA owner, which is allowed as long as certain rules are followed.

Downtown Cleveland Alliance, a nonprofit whose goal is beautifying and bicycle-patrolling the downtown CBD, put together a new promotional video about living and working downtown. I think they did a pretty good job...

I'm a huge fan of their book Equity Happens and then, after that, I started listening to their podcsts.

What would you do if you were in my shoes?

We did quite a bit of work on the property:- Every light fixture replaced including new ceiling fans- Took everything out of the kitchen and bathrooms and redid them including new cabinets, new flooring, and new granite counter tops, plus added a stainless steel dishwasher and over the range microwave- Landscaping- New garage doors (3.5 car garage) and new garage roof- New central air- Plumbing and electrical repairsA couple "before and after" pictures of the kitchen:Total cost in was $87,332.40.

Then and only then does that lender wear the shoes as an owner.Your first paragraph above, not sure I followed what you said about mandates, but there are certainly mandates, under the UCC and state laws.

I use a floor fan with a tube out a door or window to control dust. it seems to do a good job.