You also agree to report immediately in writing to us: (i) any evidence of a water leak or excessive moisture in the dwelling unit, common hallways, storage room, garage or other common area; (ii) any evidence of mold that cannot be removed with a common household cleaner; (iii) any failure or malfunction in heating, ventilation or air conditioning, and (iv) any inoperable doors or windows.

If the furnace breaks or their is some electrical sytem malfunction...thats your responsibility.

@John HumphriesThey are there, but the "new" menu system seems to be malfunctioning.  

@Andrew McGregor We had some water damage from a malfunctioning pump last year and it caused a fair amount of damage. 

Nothing else electrical has changed in the cabin so I think it’s something in the hot tub that is malfunctioning and causing the breaker to trip.Thanks for the recommendations!

We are not liable for interruption or malfunction in service.

I have also been told by the township that there was a malfunction in the septic system.

Report the dryer malfunction to the landlord in writing - but check your lease first to see if it states that the washer/dryer are provided only for your convenience. 

Cost to evict: $3,500 (supposedly a great deal) Perhaps the biggest one: Capex above estimated allocation or before reserves can be built up— Roof, Sewer Line, Windows, Appliances, Decks, Driveways/Parking Lots, Furnaces, Hot Water Heaters, Foundation/Structural issues, Fire escapes, Plumbing issues like sewer line backing up and raw sewage flooding a basement unit or a water heater malfunctioning and dumping 100’s of gallons into the building, overflowing tubs due to clogged drains and clueless tenants, broken/leaky pipes, etc. there are a lot of expensive things that will go wrong with every property.

Just pour some water in them,,or better yet in a vacant house pour veg oil in them,,,it does not dry out like water and does not freeze if you have a heat malfunction