We replaced roof, improved master suite with walk in closets, ripped all the paneling down, replaced with drywall, painted the whole inside of the house, white washed the brick fireplace, placed LVP flooring throughout the house, replaced counter-tops in kitchen and replaced vanities in bathrooms.

Box checked unknown, such as central heating, central AC, sump pump, fireplace, lawn sprinkler,  water softener, security system, central vacuum.  

The tenants “teach” us over time by their behavior, which kind of restrictions should be added.For example... not only no smoking, but no BBQ grills on porch or deck or within 10 feet of any structure, no swimming pools or wading pools of any kind, no car maintenance on the property including oil changes, no vehicles of any kind may be on property with current license plate, if you allow pets... no vicious breeds, no trampolines, no fire pits, no use of indoor fireplaces, no candles; the list goes on and on.Bob CollettCollett Property Management

Luckily there is a gas fireplace and gas stove.I have been communicating with the guest, I’m too far to drive and roads are impassable but is there anything else I should do in terms of the owner?

Some examples are we added more cans, upgraded fixtures (lighting and plumbing), quartz instead of granite tops, added 1.5 bathrooms, added 2 fire places, added a waterfall for the pool, upgraded from carpet to wood flooring everywhere, added the theater (theater alone was $17K), etc.

What is the process after your renter forgets to open fireplace vent and burns half the house down 😑

All of my properties there have mechanical gas heaters or a fireplace so all my tenants fortunately had some level of heat 

Guys,Any GC/Plumber/HVAC person comment on this.doing an installation for a range hood where previously there is no duct going outside but there is a duct going straight outside from one of the gas fireplace (no chimney involved straight horizontal duct outside).The homeowner didn't want to install a duct (which is an easy option) as the hood wall is facing outside.The homeowner got someone to install a "Blue PVC Lay-Flat Discharge Hose" approx 1.5" diameter that connects to the fireplace duct (seems like proper sealing), but I have never seen this before, is this going to work if I installed the range hood that has 600-700CFM, wondering if anyone has seen this or have comments about it?

We added on a covered porch with a fireplace and improved the kitchen and bathrooms What was the outcome?

I ripped out the living room fireplace, two pantries, and all the kitchen cabinetry myself, which really opened things up.