They are relatively cheap.As far as replacing the entire water heater goes, they aren't expensive and usually swap in and out.They are just a little bulking to move around.Considering the age of the units, you should have it in the back of your mind that you probably will need to put money to the side for them.

And if you're using the swirly fluorescent bulb, you'll only save a little on energy costs- may as well wait until those burn out to replace with LED, though I swap anyway because the swirly bulbs contain a poisonous gas(yes, dear reader, you read that right.

Obviously, if something was blown, I would defer to professionals to find a bigger issue, but any problem with swapping out an old ceiling light?

The license is coming back into style but I'm still pondering the mingling of the mayonnaise n marshmallows...lol

If he's trying to get a rent reduction or wants to be paid, what I'm saying here is invalid.Landscaping, flooring (especially carpeting), gardening, painting, and those kinds of things are all things are considered normal things you would do when swapping out a tenant anyway.  

Your lawyer will probably give it the thumbs up fairly easily if you swap out names and addresses. 

Looking to meet local BP members to swap resources, advice or drinks! 

Oh yeah and that the rent is $100 lower per month than expected because the person moving in had evictions so they pulled a swap after buying the property, and oh yeah they are section 8.

From 820 to 705.I swapped that out to an installment loan, same amount and like magic (it's not though) it went back up. 

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