When you sell, you retain the asset...you just moved it to a different location. 

They dealt with vanity cabinets, and it was specifically noted by the court that they were bolted to the wall, indicating permanence.

so hard to know if you can just replace the tub or if you have to rebuild the wall and floor around it, until you tear out the existing.   

When our inspector notes exposed wires, he means conductors are exposed - sometimes due to removing a fixture and leaving the wire in the wall or ceiling/attic (maybe with marrettes affixed); sometimes as the result of vermin gnawing on the insulation.The recommendation not to abate the asbestos comes with consequences:  how do you fix the exposed wires in the attic or pull a new circuit for that matter?  

It's also about the kind of education none of us gets in the school system: entrepreneurial education, business education (beyond Wall Street, that is) and, of course, financial education.Of those, financial education is probably the most important.Now, you should know at this point that I am a student of a paid education program.

He asked if I would accept half of the damages and water as his portion and retain the right to pursue her for the additional 50% plus last months rent, late fee and key charge.  

On the walls,in the vents, in the mechanical equipment.

Alot of attorneys are retained to perform a specific job within the real estate industry. do you I know i few i can point you in the right direction. 

Yes I am pretty near the footer, and I absolutely will need to either extend the foundation wall, or step in and go down.

MY QUESTION:Is it worth the hassle of having to paint the walls again?