Real Estate Investing by Peter Giardini | June 30, 2011 
This week has been a forceful reminder for me of the importance of a well written lease when dealing with tenant issues, and I am very grateful that a well written lease has been available when needed. Let me explain… Several months ago I negotiated a commercial lease for one of my clients, where this [...]
Read the full article → Learn Real Estate by Brendan O'Brien | August 29, 2009
A while back, I mentioned my project installing a bathroom ceiling fan as an example of something automated systems wouldn’t help with – a dirty, uncomfortable job I had to do myself.
That doesn’t mean the job had to be nearly as difficult as it was. I could have saved a huge amount of time if I had taken some steps to learn the building beforehand.
A Hugely Annoying Day
Like most bathroom ceiling fans, the Broan 678 actually attaches to ceiling joists. This means that to install it, you really want to work from above. It’s pretty darned difficult in a building like mine because there is no easy access to the attic. I knew of three possibilities:
Joshua Dorkin
