A tenant that uses hazardous waste materials such as auto body paint or motor oils etc. has a responsiblity for proper disposal.

Here I was expecting some sort of game plan to market at the Department of Motor Vehicles!

Ok I checked out the city's code and turns out "it is unlawful to park or store any inoperable motor vehicle on private property" unless it is in a garage or lawfully erected building.

Furthermore, I am an out-of-state investor and so I don’t have a true understanding of Detroit beyond research and a 2 day trip there but I was pleasantly surprised, the immediate downtown was cool and I think there is a lot of pride in “Motor City.”

As Charles mentioned, there are alot of tricks available, but the more units, the larger the numbers the more latitude the accounting system will have that becomes appropriate to improve performance.Point being, GE makes electric motors and alternators.

I drew the line at the SF home that hung a motor from a tree.

Keep that Motor City rivalry going!

Personal Property Assets you can tap - your primary residence, cars, boats, motor homes, etc.  

Our tenants have asked us to get HVAC service, as according to them the system is not as efficient.For context: this is a single family home we are renting out in CA while living in a different state.We did spend almost $10k this year to get pine trees cut down in the backyard, for fire prevention, which is not a cost we had accounted for when determining the monthly rent.We did change the motor of the AC in 2019, and from what I understand AC maintenance is not responsibility of the landlord.The previous tenants, did get HVAC service themselves.What would be a polite and tactful way of getting back to the tenants' ask for HVAC maintenance?

Yes the motors are loud and my lower back has it's share of miseries, I latched iron in the derrick.