Now, if something was broken, then I would say to fix it.

I go into every Denver property thinking there Is a sewer issue, so if he is experienced he should know it comes with the territory (root intrusion, clay pipe, pipe broken at the tap, etc etc).

Some of the wood siding is rotting, many of the windows are broken, the shingles are falling off, and the porch is falling in.

So depending on where this is, I could recommend give it a good cleaning, fix anything broken and put up a sign.

If I make an addendum in the lease stating "The lease is void if any articles are broken in the attached roommate agreement."

Keep in mind that older properties will generally have more problems and if your handyman skills and cash reserves are limited, a leaky roof or broken furnace can kill your budget.

I'm thinking she should send you a letter in writing stating the ceiling fan is broken and describe the situation.

Add in your principal paydown and you're getting 15 to 25% returns on that money.Why fix it if isn't broken.

Anything broken is fixed through AHS.13.

TALL lawns, broken glass, boarded up, etc.