I recently switched again back in October when it was time to renew because the previous agent just wasn't very good at providing guidance and is what caused me to get stuck with the low coverage I had when the fire occurred.thanks guys

There are no signs that the tank has any issues (no visible oil in the soil at the surface and no smell of residual oil in the area), and I'm worried that a soil test is only going to cause unnecessary costs.  

They would be confused and could cause them unnecessary problems and wondering who do I call now, who do I pay rent etc....

This causes two issues.

I just moved here 3 weeks ago and don't want to cause problems with the landlord.  

I have seen were chips have been made on corner beads and someone tried to repair it and it seems like the drywall mud they mixed might have caused the oxidation.

Hello everyone,My story comes out of North Jersey where it seems that being a landlord is becoming more and more of a nerve-racking stroke-causing endeavor. 

Next step would be to hire a structural engineer and get a detailed report of root cause and fix, however; I am thinking if its worth it for the following reasons...1.   

Just a side note you need to understand the mortgage loan requirements and any house that was buying lt before 1978 or 1976 is subject to correcting and accessible to anybody for asbestos correction and that could be harmful for you.  

I'm a new multi-family owner and my management company is already causing me to lose income from poor management.