Whether its the simple "chrck your breaker and punch buttons on your GFCI" or "take a plunger to that slow shower drain sir, it's probably hair."

No getting locked out, and you can change the code if you don't trust a recent move-out.The thing with latches is you have to make sure the strike is properly installed to engage the anti-jimmy plunger in the latch, that half-moon shaped piece behind the latch itself.

If you are looking into Real Estate as a career move, definitely take a hard look at yourself before taking the plunge. RE

If real estate drops maybe the fed will plunge rates and there will be sub-3% rates.

In the mean time you have an opportunity to rent to a tenant (potentially a long term one) that has been a homeowner, knows what owning real estate is like and doesn't have to be told all the various little things ("that is a clogged toilet. this is a plunger. are you aware you can put these two things together?")

Sink didn't drain because it needed plunger - which I used and in a min everything was working.They were afraid that since their hair clogged the sink, they will have to pay something.

You would think a plunger would clear lasagna clog--it's a water soluble product.If I left a plate of lasagna in a water filled sink for an hour it would probably be very soft.Maybe the $450 could have been solved by a renter with a plunger (???)

A simple toilet plunger is what we use first to try to clear a clogged sink (although sometimes one has to remove the p-trap under the sink to find the clog). 

I do the same thing in leaving bug spray on the property, as well as a new plunger as part of a welcome package.

When I asked what was going on, she told me that the roommate had put the toilet plunger in the wrong place, so she had put the plunger on the bathroom counter next to the girls things (gross) , and the girl had put it back in the 'wrong' place again on purpose!?