Nothing is ever easy" "Stop worrying about the problem and find a solution" "People would rather follow a torch that leads the way in life, then to light a candle and find the path themselves" "Vengence is mine say's the Lord"

I really dislike particle board especially the sink base cabinet.One leak and they swell up, crumble and it's irreversible.Tenants always put too much stuff into their sink cabinet.  200 bottles of hand detergent, DW detergent, cleaners, bleach, comet, rolls of kitchen napkins, candles, extra kettles, and 500 supermaket plastic bags filling every air void existing in there meaning any minor leak will not be noticed by them until it's pooling on the floor.

Make sure you take care of yourself, RE business tends to get you to burn the candle at both ends (its so much fun), but can take its toll!

Rather, folks will get back to work and head into two categories over the course of several months -- the "flame isn't worth the candle" crew, who want to stay home and can accomplish their work; then of course you'll have the "so happy to be in the office" folks.

The cooking and candles are enough. 

Turns out they had masked the odor pretty well with incense, perfume etc.

If your tenant is at fault for unintentional damage to your property (overflows a bathtub, leaves a candle burning while out for the evening and burns the house down), you can "run" to their coverage first and potentially avoid having to file a claim with your carrier.

Inside the premises we find damage from their burning candles for light (electricity turned off by power company for non-payment), smoke detectors dismantled, broken window, etc.

Add some natural wood touches for warmth(basket, simple crate, candle sticks) and some bright green apples in bowl in the kitchen.

The Agent's see it as only a small renters policy, but when he informed me about that I explained over nintey percent of them drive and some will be future homeowners and his eyes lit up like a roman candle on the fourth of July.