Yes it's a pain but it happens, my tenant lost their job so sometimes theres just no way around it.

My concern is the potential impact to my credit (and the general pain) to go through underwriting every time I sell a property and acquire a "new" loan...has anyone been in this position before?

Then on the left side, remove that whole block to left of cooking range, turn it to make it adjacent (yes leaves less walking space to storage( from where this pic was taken), and add 2 stools.Appreciae tips/Ideas.

I've had some growing pains myself, but now only deal with a contractor that can provide a line-item estimate before starting, can front the materials and labor and requires no payment from me until the work is complete to my satisfaction.  

This is not a commentary on anyone's intelligence, but on experienceSecond - stumbling blocks and stepping stones look a lot alike...the problem is that most people learn which is which by stepping on one. 

And then what your personal pain level is..

We do block many ads for deceptive advertising, however I have not heard anything about this one.

Here is my situation,I have assembled a group of properties within a block of FSU campus, and am in the process of bringing in an out of town developer to turn the project/contracts over to.

Was it on one of these fora that there was a thread about trees being cut from one yard to allow the sunlight to strike the solar panels in another yard? what was the thread?
What part of the law should I look to to ...

But I wanted to setup a brand new account back in Aus and it was a pain in the ***.