They are one of the 3 corner sections, but its the corner closest to the sidelines sections, which means the value is a bit higher (can charge more per seat) but the face value for the tickets are in a lower price bracket (higher profit margin!)

The way you worded your question was that you were planning on changing the carpet anyways, whether the current carpet is clean/dirty/scratched/whatever.If that's the case, don't charge him anything.If you are replacing the carpet BECAUSE of what the current tenant did to the current carpet, by all means charge him for it.

YEAH BET GOING TO THE LOCAL REA WOULD BE A START, HUH?

Also, go to the housing authority who is in charge of the section 8 program and they will help you place a tenant.

My personal choice.Ron did not charge me a dime.

The best buy here charges $149 just to have them look at your computer.

He MAY be able to charge you for the plumbing calls though!

However, if you're pretty sure the owner's in "trouble" try to determine her "zero out" price on the house, when you view the property look on all closet shelves and kitchen drawers to see how many late notices from the light company, cable company, Sears, Master Charge etc are sitting around.

They charge accordingly, but are worth it for sticky situations!

I would include the fact that you are NOT a Realtor and that you will not charge them any fees or commissions to sell their house.