If that ever dries up I'll switch over to all equity.

The more you clearly define up front in terms of how you will compensate each other prevents blow-ups later. 

Living room: R&D Carpet, Pad & Floor: $255.00 Family Room: R&D Carpet, Pad & Floor: $270.00 Closet: R&D Carpet, Pad & floor: $27.00 Patch Ceilings: Kitchen: $280.00 Patch Ceilings: Family Room: $162.00 Patch Ceiling: Living room: $153.00 Paint walls and ceilings: $1,530.00 Install pad: $0.00 Re-install carpet after drying: $0.00 Insta Hadwood Floor Item # 725026: $4,025.00Cost Final 1st floor Materials >>: $4,805.00 1st floor Labor >>: $6,702.00 2nd floor Materials >>: $4,796.50 2nd floor Labor >>: $5,119.00 GRAND TOTAL: $21,422.50

Blow them out before leaving the roomNotify landlord when away from unit for more than 3 days.Keep portable heaters at least one foot away from anything that can burn (including curtains, furniture, and you)No painting without approval from managementNo smoking insideAll furniture should have wood floor protection on feet. 

This is the second month in a row I have had zero calls from my mailing which blows me away that I haven't go at least one call from someone telling me to remove me from their list. 

I have been trying to do that but he is blowing me off.What course of action do I have?

These efforts, however, were an uphill struggle against overall trends in the industry.[12] In 2009 Chrysler filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case, and survives in a partnership with Fiat SpA of Italy.[14] while GM filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 1, 2009, and survives as a much smaller company - smaller now than Japan's Toyota Motor Company.[15] A little over two years after these major blows to the U.S. auto industry, the city itself went into Chapter 9 bankruptcy.Rise of the suburbs[edit]By the 1930s, Detroit had essentially reached its geographic limits, with its expansion stopped by either going against incorporated cities or facing Michigan laws making it impossible to cross a county line.

Be sure to also make an offer contingent upon your satisfaction of an interior inspection of all units, pest and dry rot, roof, financing and so forth.

Do I need to remove that as well, or can I just let in dry and use self leveling cement on top?

Have you ever lived in an apartment above a restaurant, dry cleaner, barber shop, etc?