The material options seem to be uv coated or non uv coated, and with non uv coated, there are different weights of paper.

We ended up keeping the property and renting it out again.

Hi Michael,I'm most interested in multi-family that will attract good renters - but Erie looks tricky:  seems like it's hard to find good renters; the properties are old and the upkeep looks intimidating.  

But what I do have are insurance payments, utilities payments, upkeep ect. 

The attorney general agreed with the homeowner, and their opinion officially had "great weight" in the case because they are charged with enforcing 61.34. 

Even, understanding of the main beams load to have columns stacked to keep weight transfered. ( tho, ill let the architecture worry about this at all times).

Hi Alex -- I hate to disappoint, but I would be amazed if you found a property manager worth their weight in salt.

We can weight that against selling to take those funds to Atlanta, where you would potentially get a nice return on the investment.

Not a good idea unless you know for certain the joists are will be able to support the extra weight.

In this situation, can I just have them both sign a release saying he is no longer occupying the unit and he is absolved of any future financial responsibility associated with its upkeep, he waives any claim to tenancy, and she is the sole tenant with sole responsibility moving forward?