CUP's are more associated with retail projects (i.e. gas stations, car washes, drive thru restaurants). 

For washers located on floors above other living spaces, you should be sure to utilize "No Burst" flex lines to connect to the wall spigots.For the dryer, if gas, not a huge issue, although you need to ensure that new lines are properly installed and tested to prevent potential hazards.

Yes, you can deduct related expenses including gas, loan interest, insurance, etc. using the actual vehicle expenses method to deduct auto expenses for your rental or other businesses. 

Having someone that can validate what you see is what there is there is critical to making an informed offer.  

Sweet. 1) You didn’t get ripped off. 2) Gas is waaaay cheaper to run and should be cheaper to install “at a distance”.  3) Assuming a 75 gallon is too expensive, go with the 50 gallon.

You are handing your reputation to a copywriter who doesn't understand your thesis or your investors.To break the cycle, you must flip the order:Founder-Led Strategy: Define your voice and ideal investor yourself.Prove It: Land the first few investors to validate the message.Delegate: Then hand the playbook to an agency to execute.If you can't explain why your marketing works, you don't own your business—you’re just renting your revenue.The Question: For those who have hired agencies in the past—was the biggest issue: a lack of leads, or that the content just didn't sound like you?

I bought my first house in 2009, and really hit the gas in 2014 so I definitely lucked out timing wise, but another inflation bomb may be here before you know it with government spending continuing this way.

I don’t know if there is any validity to this, but I have been filing extensions for years.  

I currently have 20k saved up and live at home so my only expenses are gas, car maintenance, and a few subscriptions.

Would anyone happen to know of any recent promotional codes that are still valid to use?