However, the saving grace is that a couple of years ago, Philadelphia implemented an exemption on a floor amount of gross receipt.Ultimately there could be no tax, but it is work to get there on the City reporting side.Dont know if you noted, but the gentleman who posted this lives a good hour to the east of Philly, so if he self manages, hes not just going to spend tolls, but gas too, and while $5 isnt a lot of money to pay once, multiple trips add up, especially in c ombination witih gas, which just went up 23 cents a gallon in NJ on November 1.

Be sure you understand that even if someone is buying paint at Sherwin Williams, they do sell paint for $10/gallon and $60/gallon.

One was for a (and no, this is not a typo) 5,000 gallon underground storage tank (oil).

Meaning even though 15 years later, the price increase to 55%, you are supposed to get the same quantity for what you paid for.In 1998, I remembered that one gallon gas cost $0 .99-1.215 years later, it cost $ 3.8-4.2.

It's my experience that a gallon of paint will cost around $20/gallon (depending on the brand of course).I hope this info helps a little. 

Aquariums greater than 12 gallons must be completely insured.

About $22 per gallon.

It comes pre-mixed and ready to apply so your looking at about $40 for a half gallon which should cover your bathrooms. 

My plumber's cool, charged $25 for the signoff, and nothing when he'd done the work.And, pretty much all over Metro Atlanta, there are rebate programs for installation of low GPF (gallons per flush) toilets in older houses. 

I would look at a low cost make ready service or even a good handy man type who is good with paint and just arm them with a gallon of the same color.... or heck, carry a quart and some throw away sponge brushes for when you show the place....tell the landlord how you just saved them 1,600 bucks...I would let landlords know you are going to do the lowest cost thing: touch up paint and keep them out of court (which gets really expensive) by getting that tenant moved out without a deposit dispute and a new paying tenant moved in....