Some tenants may moveout when they stop receiving the special treatment from the old landlord they are used to receiving but as @Peter MacKercher said, if your plan is to come in and make some nice repairs, then this would be an eventful situation for everyone.One thing with an old landlord running the business in a lax manner is that there could be a lot of ambiguity and false assumptions in the lease terms so with that I would make sure to get a estoppel certificate. 

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so i own this older home built in 1959 here in california. i found a great rental candidate. i think we all know how hard it is to find decent people now a days. anyhow he needs 220v to do some carpentry work at home. he is willing to add or change to 220v all at his expense from start to finish. i have no idea what it entails. i recall when i lived at that home that i wanted to do the 220 deal. i see no harm in this but would like to get your opinion. i told him it needed to be done by an electrical contractor and per code. and also that it should not make any eye sores on the house. this is all talk at the moment as i still need to run his credit etc. need some advice. thanks in advance.

I waited years to finally play RK's Cash-Flow game, and I was sorely disappointed once I did.

Internal restraints may prevent a treatment like you would do.

Is there a wash or a treatment of some sort that will eliminate them?

Some of the physical characteristics to health are more frequent nose bleeds, rashes, stiffness and soreness of joints.

Total cost including rehab (New roof, New AC unit, paint, closet, tub treatment, etc) was $24,000.

We learned a lot, and now a long-standing eye sore is a cute house with a nice family living in it.

Was turning a eye sore into the pretty house of the area.