I can't agree with you more about water leaks just paid $1,000 to a plumber last week but it was such a fluck thing the actual connection of the pipes got disconnected.

We told her how to disconnect the door from the opener so she could open it without electricity.I can see a tenant calling the landlord in a situation like this.

Hey @Grant,I noticed that slight disconnect. 

I would disconnect those radiators completely and use an electric rad or two so there for minimal heat.

Luckily, he could do the work from the outside because now their phones are disconnected!

.* They always seem to come from the most marginal neighborhoods in the zip code* They're usually ******* nuts* We cycled through several hundred leads to get one or two that was worth talking to (Very bad static to signal ratio)* Oftentimes leads would just be duds, disconnected numbers or people who were "just messing around on the internet and put their information into a form" - you will not get reimbursed by Homeadvisor for these leads.* Once we started being very selective about what leads we accepted, Homeadvisor throttled back the number and quality of leads they sent us.

See if there's a disconnect somewhere.

Cell phone has been disconnected and no one answered at the apartment, so we left a pay or quit notice.

In short, there's massive disconnect on what is considered a "good deal".

In the case of the couple who chose the property due to the disconnected office space, he ran his own software engineering company and didn't like feeling like his work and home were mixed up together.