Many properties in Warwick are not ADA accessible, which may or may not be an issue for different uses.

As long as I know all I'm doing is cleaning the place, and my previous pictures are still a good representation of what the property will look like (I'm not painting a different color, doing new flooring, new landscape etc), then I start my ad a week or so before the tenant moves out.

Anyone that has been a landlord for a while can relate.You must train your tenant in the beginning or you will get paid last if there is any money left.You more you treat being a landlord ad a business the better you will be.Ask yourself what would the power company do when someone calls with drama?

We follow the ADA and FHA rules on emotional support animals, but this just gives us an uneasy feeling.

You should also check with your Attorney on what might have to be done to comply with ADA (Americans with Disability Act) to determine if you have to upgrade any of the entrances, bathrooms, etc.On your question on the water use, if you get records going back to when there was a daycare operating they may show the difference in average water use before and then after the daycare closed.-

Much less expensive to build duplex's per s.f. cause you avoid firewalls, sprinkler systems, ada requirements etc.

you can try auto submitters and mailers what's important is that make your ad as interesting as possible to attract possible clients

Ad a nice edge and it will look great.

It makes the room seem much larger because the tile doesn't just stop at the bathtub.I also love to ad a set of colums somewhere, if I've opened up 2 rooms to each other.What ideas do you have?

They rock back and forth to try and get up.An idea you can use is an ADA toilet which is more expensive but it sits higher up than a standard toilet.