Insulation obviously in my circumstance are not code, just an FYI for others.

Unfortunately most of my patience are between 60 and 80, most of which have a hard time breathing through their mouth let alone through their nose.

If they've been good tenants and life circumstances just changed, then I don't mind working with people.

Many companies, unfortunately, fall short on life-cycle treatment protocol.

If someone has a job that only keeps them above water and the area is not really affordable for them, they may be in the wrong area, IMO.Not knowing the circumstances, can't really advise, part of life is figuring it out. :)

Unfortunately we lost some good content with the surgical procedures.Accredify is a company we're now working with to see if their solution will work for this for Title III and verifying accreditation in general.

Ultimately, you won't lose any sleep knowing you cut a break to a serviceman, no matter the circumstances.

If he really is a short-timer (which is questionable, IMO, based upon the circumstances you describe), then he'll probably move when he can work it out - whether it's at the end of the 3-month period or in the middle.

Unfortunately I'm not licensed.

I have been wracking my brain ever since about new business ideas, but I keep coming back to real estate which makes more sense to me than other options.I have never owned before and at the moment my credit is great and my income is so-so, but I'm hoping to make use of that circumstance by taking advantage of some low-to-mid income first time home buyer opportunities to get into a duplex or three family as an owner occupant.