My sister had a problem heating her family room and it turns out that when the reaccepted the new carpet and pad came to lose to the bottom of the heater and limited airflow.As for the turmoil imaging camera, the cheapest that HD sells as 4995 but you can rent them as well.  

I'm currently running a local carpet cleaning and mold remediation business, running a network marketing business, obtaining my real estate license, and a personal trainer.

In addition, I would think that a 'non refundable pet deposit' is for things that have to be done upon move-out of the tenant with pet: Flea-treatment, deodorizing, carpet shampooing etc - things that will have to be done, above and beyond normal move out, due to the tenant having a pet. 

The heat source in these units are as follows:1st floor rear: gas1st floor front: electric2nd floor rear: electric2nd floor front: gasThe first unit that we rented (before the carpet was even put in) was the 2nd floor rear and the second unit rented out was the first floor front. 

I don't want to get into it with a tenant who says "the carpet was stained when I moved in" or whatever they have to say.

There has been 1 messy situation that involves 3 over due and  outstanding loans and not sure how that will pay out but they do keep you up to date with how things are going.  

Either way, it would be a messy, potentially expensive situation for all involved, including one or both the agents.

And that means that I will not have carpet. 

Your carpet is getting worn, your roof is getting older and your not saving for future repairs and maintenance.

When the tenants move out and you and you replace the carpet, paint, etc, that money will be spent and then some.