While installing the new roof, the roofers damaged the chimney.

I went through 3, 12 month leases the first 6 months. lol that taught me a few good lessons and how quickly a unit can get damaged in a few months.

Generally, I wouldn't care as I would think there would be minimal damage as it relates to this install and would never had questioned if they simply installed the cameras without asking to begin with.

I hope it wouldn't damage the chance of getting the loan, since I am gonna get paid less for the new job.2. contractorI can't get a referral on contractors, so I will have to rely on online review and search.

My insurance says they will not cover the vehicle and the roof damage will cost less than 1000 (my deductible) to fix.

Liquidated damages need to accurately reflect the actual loss and not just be any number you come up with (IE: you can’t charge $2500/day they go over time).

I have recently come across a deal that has fire damage.

( ie. full month, 1/2 month ) Maybe you are using Obligo or another service/product that allows the tenant to pay a low nonrefundable monthly fee to insure their unit against damages.

If that is the case, you keep her money as liquidated damages and start your marketing engine back up in earnest.As a matter of practice, I NEVER stop marketing until a lease is signed.

One prospect asked if I accept Section 8.