Sinking concrete is usually a sign that your base material was not sufficient, or not compacted adequately or the wrong type of material. 

An agent (the natural person) must hold a state issued license.  

What I am trying to get at is make sure you have adequate reserves.

This is usually only true when the repairs are of a significant nature such as no heat, hot water, cook top, etc...

I guess my years and years of windows experience makes the operating system almost second nature.  

My lawyer informed me either of these options could open me up to liability (injury by snow blower or slip and fall claiming my plow service didn't do an adequate job).So another thought I had was to factor the price of snow removal into the rent but advertise it without snow removal.

If you don't have adequate reserves you are dead in the water.

Before you invest a dime, make sure you have adequate reserves set aside.

Originally posted by Stephen Masek:Mike, Why waste hard-earned tax money giving them tents;)Hey, tents are way cheaper than rent, and at least it's adequate shelter.

All 506 offerings would need to make additional disclosures regarding: a) the issuer's website (if any); b) additional information regarding the percentage of purchasers of the offering that are accredited investors and natural persons; c) the percentage of the offering used to repurchase securities, pay offering expenses, acquire assets, finance acquisition of other businesses, provide working capital and discharge debts and d) the names and SEC file numbers of any SEC registered investment advisers providing advice to the issuer if the issuer is a pooled investment vehicle.