DiClemente:It's nice to have met you; all of you on this panel. I

All that matter is that it is fixed and the tenant should now be satisfied.Hopefully in the future communication will not be as strained and your tenant will put more effort into cooperating to get her issues resolved.

Make sure the electrical panel is easily accessible (if outside, make sure that the door secures well).The roof is what it is and insurability will be determined by its remaining life; if the repair is substantial, it could also be an insurance issue. 

Lots of people walking their dogs.Situation #1:Recently, I noticed a broken window on the main floor. 1 of 3 panes of glass on a larger window.

If this shutdown strains his finances, I'm not sure I want him working for NASA or any other government agency. 

ButI opted for gas because I didn't want to upgrade the panel. I

It worked great and was non toxic.In rentals, it seems like a simple appliance, with less things to break, is the way to go.My wife's washing machine is complicated to me with many colored lights on the panel.  I

If they buy and install, they could do it wrong and you will pay the price with rotted window sills, cracked window pane, etc. 

It has a leaking roof, some structural damage to the joists and band sills, some cracked window panes, moldy drywall/popcorn ceiling, etc.  

That HELOC certainly puts a strain on Cash Flow or COC but if I'm still cash flowing $500-$700 a month and COC is over 8% (not my cash just a barometer against other investments) I'm good.