New bath tubs and tiled baths.

They added new paint, floors, bathtubs and got new tenants in place.

She left the house with the bathtub running.

Suppose, a tenant installed a water heater, furnace, dishwasher and a bathtub.

Main floor -- 1 bathroom (shower, no bathtub), 1 bedroom, VERY LARGE living room, as well as an additional small living room, dining room, mudroom and kitchen.2nd Floor -- 1 bathroom (with bathtub), 7 bedrooms, no living area or any other area on the 2nd floor. 

I work with one worker and we painted every home two coats of paint including the ceilings and even the ceilings, walls and floors in every 2-car garage and we completed every house in 2 to 3 days including cleaning all the floors, under appliances, bathtubs, windows and even the yards and some of the homes were 2700 sq ft.

We own several apartment buildings and we gutted every apartment in every building to the 2 x 4's and spent no less than $25,000 remodeling every unit, but there is still not one day that goes buy where a garbage disposer breaks, or a water heater leaks, or a faucet leaks, or a bathtub faucet drips and we have at least one repair at every building every day.One thing we did was we removed every garbage disposer, every dishwasher and every swimming pool and no tenants ever complained.

Inspector found some water damage and leak from bathtub drain etc that we don't want to have to wait a year to address.Unit 2 - 4 bedroomtenant would like to move into Unit 3, also a 4 bedroom -- newly updated.

The plumber suggested replacing the Jacuzzi with a regular bathtub because the previous Jacuzzi was so old that the style couldn’t be matched.

There are two different tiles, in the bathtub, looks like someone cut out old moldy tiles and replaced with different tiles and grouted over them, the mold is coming back through.