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In my experience, deferred maintenance is very common.

Yes, Adam what you are describing is very common.

Talk to your financial/tax planner also.As well, a common phrase in the building trades, is "pay me now or pay me later".Buy the insurance.

If at that point you think you need to sever the relationship with existing agent you do so straight up.. this is very common any agent sitting on a open house the first words out of their mouth when someone walks in is are you represented currently..

This is a pretty common issue, actually.

But you have to be especially aware of all the pitfalls that I encountered.

(very little time in Florida), but common law has the error of drafting construed against the drafter. 

Hey,So generally we do LVP in any common areas and carpet in the bedrooms.

Contact me for a Philadelphia bank connection that is common with investors, if you need.