Ensure all home appliances (e.g. dryer, washing machine) are properly plugged in, hooked up, and used according to manufacturer instructions.g.

This enables our vendors to purchase in bulk from manufacturers, cutting costs and ensuring materials are always available for immediate project starts.

Job growth was concentrated in healthcare, social assistance, and leisure sectors, while manufacturing and federal government employment declined.Markets reacted positively to the report.

Appliance manufacturers are seeking cost efficiency to preserve margins, thus parts are not lasting as long.

Tenants tell me about lease prep fees deducted from security deposits, annual financial suitability reviews with an added fee, yearly tenant insurance checks with an added fee, pet registration fees (separate from pet rent or pet deposits), annual inspections charged to tenants and other small add-ons that feel like nickel & diming.Are margins really so tight that landlords have to manufacture revenue through these junk fees?

Thanks for any advice.Contact your insurer, let it guide you and instruct you as to what you need to do in your scenarios.

Kentucky is doing something strange and kind of beautiful right now: we’re stepping off one train (coal) while a whole fleet of new ones—manufacturing, reshoring, logistics, data—are pulling into the station.Two headlines tell that whole story in miniature.Coal: from #1 producer to #7, but still powering the gridKentucky’s coal production fell 14% last year, dropping to 24.3 million tons.

The advisor notes that this situation creates a risk of looking like a "manufactured tax shelter," which increases my audit risk.The core financial risk is that if I miss the minimum required MP hours by the December 31st deadline (or got audited and couldn't defend), the substantial 100% Bonus Depreciation loss that I generate from the Cost Segregation study will be disallowed as a deduction against 2025 active W-2 income and become a "suspended passive loss."

The advisor notes that this situation creates a risk of looking like a "manufactured tax shelter," which increases my audit risk.The core financial risk is that if I miss the minimum required MP hours  by the December 31st deadline (or got audited and couldn't defend), the substantial 100% Bonus Depreciation loss that I generate from the Cost Segregation study will be disallowed as a deduction against 2025 active W-2 income and become a "suspended passive loss."

I’ve done live in flips, new manufactured homes, and a full gut renovation with my husband.