I mount bathroom hardware to boards not just sheetrock, for example.

It was section 8 tenants (whom I have nothing against) and it made me sad and angry that the owner wouldn't trade some of that guaranteed income for tightly mounted railings and fresh paint.

Installation is pretty simple - you just mount them to the wall and plug them into an outlet.

The Lawyer's bills mount up for people who don't have a place to stay or money to pay and the Claims don't get paid.

Hi,I have a 3 unit house where there are 3 dryers mounted to 1 big exhaust in the basement.

Yes, you can decide to spend more or use other designs like flush mount leds but these boob lights worked great and are an easy and fast install.

@Eric SullivanSo important and sometimes overlooked.After 40 years plus in real estate, I can say one truth is as follows:If you need to hire an attorney, if you need to go to court......to enforce the terms of a written agreement.......you have already lost......attorney fees billed at $300 an hour mount up faster than a taxi meter......court costs, depositions, expert review and testimony........you will hit $25,000 to $50,000 in legal fees so quick your head will spin......in the meantime, property operation deteriorates.To be clear, I am NOT advocating against having a written partnership agreement - rather pointing out if one gets to the point where legal action is required, that is already be definition a worst case scenario.By all means, a written partnership agreement is mandatory.But....in my opinion, what’s more important than the written word is the character and integrity of your partners - everyone’s willingness to co-operate and work together to make the investment work - understanding one is not always going to get “their way”.

Then they started to keep their belongings in the space, which I didn't mind at the beginning, but recently I see they leave dangerous items such as burning candles and a standing mirror without mounting.

You need the plumber that will come in the evening and not charge an additional $300 convenience fee, a handyman who can fix a TV mount or a broken bed and not charge you an absorbent amount.

Mount Vernon area.