I am a young developer and my company Nu Range Development seeks to redevelop existing properties into sustainable structures as well as build from the ground up some of the most healthy eco-conscious forward thinking structures on the planet.

I never expect that a tenant will change a filter and a super high percent of people on this planet are not qualified to change an air filter with the exception of when a furnace has an EZ Filter Box where the tenant only has to open a door similar to an oven door and slide out and in a new fillter like a cookie sheet.I am a heating contractor and even I have difficulty getting access to filters.

We were waiting on the report to come back from him... he fell off the planet essentially and didn't answer any form of communication.

Based off what everyone has pointed out, the ROI is not worth it.I tried to be green to help the planet, but it just doesn't make sense to do it. 

It’s not always greener on the other side and am aware this will be a difficult process, but I’m willing to do what it takes to make it work.

I was licensed in both Mass and Maine until 6 months ago when I left the business for much greener pastures. 

To start with trying to get the tenants our, your first mistake was hiring an attorney that probably intimidated them and you caused them to build a wall that reduced your ability to communicate in any compassionate manner when you know they are elderly and have a family member they care for.COVID has caused everyone on this planet a huge amount of stress and now you want to add more stress by upending your tenants' lives.

If there's not much water going down the line and the bill is higher than around $40 per lot then it's probably main line leaks.To fix main line leaks you need to walk on top of your water line and see if there are any marshes or patches of greener and taller grass -- signs of water leaks.

@Melanie Liu Unpopular opinion: Let him go.Do everything imaginable to avoid litigation while on this planet.

My least favorite investment on the planet: mobile homes.