Owl usually has a pretty extensive collection of trim: https://www.owlhardwood.com/Hope that helps!

You may want to review the language of the original lease very carefully and I always recommend having tenant sign off on the renewal paperwork, even if there are no changes other than an extension of the lease term.

Matching contributions(employer contributions) can be paid in as late as the due date of the return including extensions for entities.

Unmitigated water damage becomes mold damage and and there is the potential of extensive smoke damage in the same airspace.

I offered to provide extension chords, but I do not intend to get a proper electrical line hooked up, at least in the next couple of months. 

Or start the process while the building is still occupied and ask for building department for an extension?

*Redfin provides data to part of the US, but it coverage is extensive enough for many cases

I feel extremely confident at this point after extensive research and my experience so far. 

With the inspection report In hand and deposit in place we go back and renegotiate a better price or simply say we are backing out due to extensive repairs needed which we didn’t know about or account for prior to inspection. 

As far as balloons go, I'm not afraid of them as long as you can negotiate an extension provision upfront.