If it’s a rental, you wouldn’t replace the siding because it isn’t up to current building code would you?

You 45 days after the close of your sale to identify the replacement property and 180 days to actually buy.  

The 10-2 might hold up for a few years but not when the HVAC needs to be replaced or when there’s a nasty eviction. 50% rule is more conservative to set expectations for covering those expenses. 

Hi, I'm not too sure if this is the right place for my question but I'm seeking advice on dealing with a bully building manager.I need to replace a new window on my apartment (a high-rise condo in UWS NYC) and the bldg mgr says I need to work with this company that does all the window works for my building.

I replaced the roof, water tank, updated, electrical, updated the kitchen, refinished and stained the original hardwood floors, renovated the bathroom, Basically I did a total renovation!

I replaced the roof, water tank, updated, electrical, updated the kitchen, refinished and stained the original hardwood floors, renovated the bathroom, Basically I did a total renovation!

It may be a little low because we cant see everything that needs to be replaced in the photos, but it may give you a good starting place.

(They wanted to replace the deck in the back with a paver patio since they claimed the deck was unsafe... not true, but I'm getting a new paver patio and full asking price so we said okay). 

Hi guys, I need a licensed electrician to replace an electrical panel in Boca Raton, FL.

It will need to be replaced Should I charge them?