Replacement cost and market value are two completely different things.

The monitor was replaced and the problem solved.

I had a co-worker die when she and her husband went to their shore home- ironically for doing the furnace replacement.

I would prefer to replace that whole pipe, which runs from the kitchen all the way behind the tub, behind the toilet, to where the lav cabinet is (the vent stack protudes the wall) there.Since my pipe and my neighbor's pipe runs in parallel like a shot gun towards the stack (which is cast iron), and I know my lav sink and my neighbors also run in the other direction to the stack, also in a shot gun formation, that tells me there will be a problem because we are dealing with a very specialized fitting that takes a twin pipe from the same direction, and most likely there are two of them, one over the other.

You have an agreement that allows the guarantor to step in and continue paying to the seller and replace the person in default.

That is another reason I would rather her help start the operations side and gradually replace her with a potential renter.

Frank could replace Todd to cover the cost increase.

Both names on the SD return check.Don't get caught with one leaving and one staying scenario then next month the one doesn't have a replacement and sends half rent, what do you do?

Charge him to replace?

Yet you pay a price as if the rehab replaced everything.