What type of attorney do I need?
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What kind of Attorney do I need?
Comments (12)Yikes. I sympathise with you. I once managed an apartment house. Had a tennant move out (she didn't tell me she was moving out) and then 'gave' it to someone else - which I found out when I asked the guy who was living there who he was (always good for a landlord to ask who the strange face is). So, I didn't get the opportunity to interview him first, but he seemed okay. She didn't ask for the deposit back and I wouldn't have given it back anyway because she left without notice. I lived in the apartment house also (right next door). I left for a few days only to come home and find that my place had been broken into. Was it him? Don't know, but I think so, because then he left in the middle of the night, so to speak, never to be seen again, and also did not take most of his stuff with him. Then again, I had renters that were there and are still there (though I no longer manage the house) and were great tennants. Any chance of getting in touch with the 'friend' that referred her so maybe he/she can help pressure this woman to clean up her act a bit? I'm thinking it will be futile, but it might be worth a shot. And I'm sorry that I have no idea what kind of an attorney to hire (or maybe I'm actually lucky not to have that knowledge, as I have never needed an attorney). Good luck. If at all possible, I would appreciate hearing the final outcome. Thanks...See Morehow do i know what type of attic exhaust fans I need?
Comments (2)I would ask for a recommendation from your HVAC contrcator....See MoreWhat type of range hood do I need to buy to do this?
Comments (17)Hi Jeannie, I love my kitchen! I spent over a year planning it and pouring over pics on Houzz. I even found my architect on Houzz, just like the videos say. :-) Here's the photo with measurements for the cabinets. If those aren't the ones you wanted to know about, I'll try again. The ones I've shown are all double doors. They have magnetic touch latches so no pull hardware needed. I do have finger pulls on the trash/recycle and the spice pull out but otherwise, no hardware. I don't have this brand, but here's a video about the hardware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlNht6yDzpM. I really wanted the cabinets to look like furniture, not a kitchen. I agree, the pull on the vent hood is plenty for me and the CFMs are regulated by code based on the range, so it is the same as a traditional one. Yes, it's ducted to the outside. The cabinet maker put stops on the cabinets so they don't open so as to not be tempted to cram stuff around the venting (he knew me too well apparently), so I can't send a picture of the venting, but it's just ugly old hood venting that goes through the roof and out. The ducting was added by the contractor. It didn't come with the hood. Here is the other one recommended by my architect. I see they have a 36" one. https://zephyronline.com/product/pisa-vent-hood-under-cabinet/ Good luck with you kitchen!...See MoreWhat type/color rug do I need?
Comments (5)it’s really a fun print. You can either pick your favorite color umbrella and go with that color — but do it a pattern mixed with blacks or browns so it can handle dirt — or you could pick a multi-colored rug, as colorful as the umbrellas — or just play it safe with a tweedy kind of dark rug that is good for an entryway. I think a narrow metal console table, or metal and glass, would be nicer than wood for the entry...See Morefoodonastump
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