Does anyone know a contractor in the Hudson County, NJ area that can quote me to remove metal/Iron bars from several windows in a Multi-family home? 

At this point, I do not have any information about which end went in first, or whether or not there is a top on it, or if the mouth is narrower that the diameter.I'm thinking if I had an auger with a a bit with very coarse threads, I could bore into it and pull it out that way, but I am not sure such a product exists.I plan on trying a fluted plunger first, then explore with a coat hanger to see how far in it is, but other than that I am open to suggestions.Obviously, removing the toilet is the ultimate option, but I am trying to see if something clever, but less involved would work before then.Thanks in advance!

needs small wood railing added to entrance steps to avoid fallssmall mold/mildew patch in bathroom ceiling above shower needs to be removed and repaired needs retrofit bathroom exhaust fan to avoid recurrence of mildew ^downstairs needs interior re-painted (average cost?)

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

For the areas of land that are above the flood level you can then petition FEMA for removal of that flood designation.  

Not really so let’s remove them a first step.The numbers are arbitrary and are meant to paint a picture.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

We painted every wall, finished new flooring, repaired drywall, all new doors, all new kitchen, partially new bathrooms, replaced a torn out support wall with a header, All new trim, updated HVAC, cleaned up yard / landscaping, removed all trash

Normally you have 2 weeks to deal with the conditions (financing and inspection) and then the subjects are removed. 

I feel I didn't hurt the agents too much as I terminated fairly quickly and they didn't even have time to remove the listing and such.