Usually arriving no later than the 28th each month.It's the 2nd and the mail man just came with no check.

They're happy to have a funnel of work orders coming to them on a regular basis and so it's worth it to them.And regardless of how you go about finding your contractors, I encourage you to be sure that they are all properly licensed and insured - HD may have their own license, but unless the installer who arrives on your job is an employee, they are not likely to be covered under HD's license.

Now Month 2 arrives.

I didn't arrive there via lots of experimentation; BenjMoore is the only brand available at the building supply store near my rural rental property.

A car that looks fresh off the set of Fast & Furious might be fun in CA but wasn't a real wise choice for ME winters.Another favorite are the tenants who refuse to move their vehicles when the plow truck arrives but then call later to complain that their driveway isn't cleared....As @Matthew Paul stated snow is not planned and rarely happens at convenient times.

Upset, the repairman asked me to sign a blank page of a computer pad to pay for his service call which was higher than the $99 fee when he had quoted before arriving at my house.

Once I arrived and took a look, it was noticeable that there was water leaking underneath the sink from the sink strainer.  

My first thought when seeing you had posted is to tell you I am quickly arriving by reading my state laws at what this guy Treed say’s, that it is so complex there is no answer or legal protection.

Just as I was finishing, a plumber arrived to see what was up.

Property im referring to was something he had shipped to him that arrived once he was vacated over 1 month.