Building department?

And if he can help with planning and advise on process (which phase of the rehab goes first, what materials and tools are good, etc.) is like having a GC in your pocket.Here is another tip: in my area, Home Depot stores offer workshops - you can go and learn how to lay tiles, vertical tiles and backsplash, how to rebuild a toilet, install fans, how to use tools, etc.

I will go to City planning department to find out what it takes to legalize the arrangement.

Last week, our franchise corporate sent an inspector to audit my store (a routine they do every year to make sure we are complied with the company guidelines/requirements).

I don't have the details, but the friend and girlfriend are refusing to leave, and the property manager has given them until the end of this month to depart, or the eviction process will start on my tenant's father, wife, and son.The friend and girlfriend are not on the lease, have never paid a dime in rent, and have nearly tripled the assorted bills that the father is responsible for.

Also, if you happen to be near any contractor hardware stores like a Lowes or Home Depot, make it a point to stop by and talk to some of the contractors, they oftentimes have clients on both sides of the transaction that they are willing to share with you.

I laud his effort but by the time you step into court or file a complaint with the Real Estate Department...I'm already bored.

Now he sent me an email and said he wants to buy his own and store ours away.

One is to buy gift cards for other stores at the grocery store during certain periods.

Now I've got 3 concerns 1) 10 min out of town might seem like nothing to most but to others that's a long drive to pick up kids from practice or taking kids in to play with friends running to the store ect.