If you want the lumber we're going to discard from the falling down fence, you're welcome to it. 

@Steve Babiak - good thought on our "discards", but we leased up right about a year ago.  

Don't discard also calling your target list.

Work through your learning and problem solving TOGETHER, in a methodical manner:what's the problem to be solved (and each should not be compounded with extra conditions).list all possible solutions you can find (without discarding any due to bias, personal business ideas or obvious negative effects).then find and list all pro+con issues related to that solution you can.SAVE your work in a binder for quick access later and to visibly demonstrate just how far you both have come.There's no rocket science in REI, but limited exposure to business concepts, contracts, accounting, marketing can ALL be overcome and your partnership will grow as a result.

I notice you kept and updated a lot of the fixtures in the house (cabinets, some countertops)... what did you do with the ones that you discarded?

I had 2 units catch fire due to a discarded cigarette.  

Take whatever is applicable and discard the rest.Matt, thank you for responding.

Thanks for the encouragement @Jay Hinrichs, I'm hoping someone has some relevant experience so it isn't construed as an attempt to gain "punitive" damages and quickly discarded.

Not a lawyer, but I have read a lot about how single proprietor LLCs can easy be discarded based on how they are handled.

When I take an application, I go look inside their car. if I see evidence of smoking, I discard the application.