Hello to those reading,I manage a family-owned commercial property and we recently received a letter from the NYC Department of Environmental Protection about installing a backflow prevention device.

This code is then entered into your new lock by you, prior to or during the installation.

The suppliers say they are familiar with building codes in the US, but I still imagine there would be a lot of work to ensure code compliance, as well as installing the home on a new foundation, connect to utilities, etc. 

Upgrade appliances, install new countertops, and modernize fixtures wherever you can.

I don't have any idea what it will cost roughly to make the other lot as a living space - right from assigning address, brining in utilities,  plans for the mobile home (3 bed and 2 bath) install, etc.

However my company was hired to install windows on one of her properties and after the work was completed I got nothing but radio silence.

I just installed a whole kitchen of IKEA cabinets, and they are farrrrr superior to the lower and even some of the mid level cabinets offered by Home Depot and Lowes.The downside is you have to assemble then, but they are much sturdier than the other big box store cabinets.

Confused about you getting in touch with PM partners - sounds like you're DIY managing, so what are your plans for them that allow them to make money?

They aren't installing a meth lab, it's a rabbit. 

You could always use those to prove they were smoking up; with that proof you can either move to evict or simply hold security and at least have some sort of proof.If you install a marijuana smoke detector I wouldn't even tell them what it is (aside from a smoke detector) as they might try and disable it.