Smaller teeth leaves the board smoother as you mentioned.  

I went ahead and filed the 7 days notice to cure with my legal company because that has the teeth- where as my email deadline has no teeth.

This is a huge kick in the teeth for landlords in the city, especially as we received dramatically increased costs through Mayor Bibb's new orders on Lead testing requirements. 

My grandfather started developing self-storage in the North Seattle market in the early 80's through 2000, so that's where I cut my teeth when I was coming out of college and entering commercial real estate.

Here is a set of enameled cast iron 2 piece set from Merten & Storck.

For me, I have gotten all money money out and usually MORE with every BRRRR except for my 1st one back in 2012 when I was still cutting my teeth. 

Quote from @Terrell Garren: Quote from @Eric Carr: everything is getting kicked in the teeth right now. 

What will they do when they have hundreds of people living on the street because they pampered them then kicked them in the teeth? 

May I ask you - what are you paying for when you get your teeth cleaned (assuming you still have them)? 

I'd recommend consulting with a CPA and attorney who can sink their teeth into your unique situation and properly advise you.