The home is a town house style Brick one level 2 family.

I could be overthinking it, just looking for some feedback on traditional "hide-a-bed" versus the newer style couch to bed conversions.  

So my question is the following: If they have 30 days to pick up belongings (which are a ton of items for example: 6 beds, dressers, fridge, tv's microwave, 10 bags full of clothing, toys, bikes etc) and let's say they wait till day 30 because we are already on day 25 to pick up or not that puts me in a pinch with getting them the refund or list of deductions because I have to wait a full 30 days so that means I would be mailing it on day 31?

Or if you know of similar properties similar size, age, number of apartments or if it’s a house same number of beds and baths and similar age and renovation style you can pull their tax cards as comps and provide theirs and yours and say my house/apartment building is assessed at $150,000 and these three are assessed at $100,000, $109,000, and $92,000.

Don't focus too much on crazy style changes.

No guilt to start a non-profit, no judgment; o wait, here is more: endorsements of clothing, cars and sponsorship.

It's not only bathrooms that are a cause of issues but "Cooking, bathing, drying clothes, washing dishes and other everyday activities add moisture to the air.

The southern portion of the 710 Freeway, a roughly 20-mile stretch that runs from Long Beach to Alhambra, is congested with diesel-spewing trucks that deliver imported furniture, auto parts, electronics and clothing across the country.

There's still money to be made in the market and I think it will increase rather than decrease with all the laws and restrictions in place but its not my style anymore.

Is there any style or brand you would recommend?