Lead- If it is a gut rehab you will want to remove lead when possible depending on the CT lead laws that may cost more.

There is significant liability with co-insurance - see like below:http://www.viainsurance.com/blog/bid/50082/What-Does-CoInsurance-Mean-and-Why-Is-It-ImportantSo I contacted the insurance broker and had them remove the co-insurance which meant they increased the value of the property insuring to the full replacement cost estimator value - raising the premiums slightly.

I'll second j martin's last paragraph: if you intend to go beyond what section 8 agreed to or attempt to remove the tenant (even by gentle persuasion) make sure to consult a knowledgeable attorney.

I recently read here to remove all windows in the shower.

Our very initial research seemed to indicate that in DC a landlord has to wait a year to remove a unit from the Section 8 Voucher program.

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hello...just picked up my first property and i was just wondering if snow removal is all my respon. or do the tenants share this?

Drive to walmart.Step 2, buy a shotgunStep 3, drive to propertyStep 4, remove front door with shotgunStep 5, leave note saying you will be back to fix the "other problems".Doing this usually will also give you free room and board for many months in a county "hotel" All playing aside, it might benefit to you to have a local realtor or someone bang on the door at different hours of the day to talk to the tenants.

Is it a future possibility to have a "report abuse" record where we can pull of a record of our reported forum abuses we find and know the outcome, i.e. it was edited or removed, or someone else beat us to it, or no action taken, etc.?

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