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Rushad wants to move out of his parents' house and into the triplex he bought last fall. Unfortunately, unless he can get the main floor/basement suite renovated and rented, that is never going to happen.
Rushad wants to move out of his parents' house and into the triplex he bought last fall. Unfortunately, unless he can get the main floor/basement suite renovated and rented, that is never going to happen.
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