Hi any landlords in San Francisco,I'm renting out my condo for the first time and need a handyperson for some bits and bobs, main things are:- slipped underhanging sink- faucet disconnecting from bathroom counter and low water pressureExample of other things are:- dowel slipping from hole in kitchen cabinetry- some caulkingIf you know anyone good, please pass on the reference. 

Also have an electrician (or competent handyman) disconnect the power to the equipment.

Most in the 100-125k range.There just seems to be a slight disconnect between me and my agent.

Additionally, the plumber who stopped by disconnected the radiator and tested both valves (it has one on both the fill and return sides) to ensure they worked. 

Due to the water in the cellar is isobvious a proper sump pump, pit and drain is needed.Basement 36 The cellar has a lot of items and rubbish that needs to be removed.The gas water heater is no longer used and is disconnected from waterand electricity.

Right rear downspout is disconnected and laying on the ground.

and you have rental investors primarily from the coasts  or Denver type markets were they seek out 100k rental props .. and of course to the locals they are over paying to them they are fine paying what they are paying because in their mind the numbers still work better than in their home markets.. were the disconnect comes is long distance land lording can be difficult or frustrating for newbies.. who don't really know what they don't know.. 

Wrench they used to disconnect water line for washer, too small, so no install.

Profits and distributions are two completely separate and (surprisingly) disconnected concepts.If you deleted the sentence beginning with “notwithstanding anything to the contrary...”

Why the disconnect between 2 real estate professional in same Idaho market for FIG?