In this attic there were 10 vacuum cleaners, 7 TVs, 8 mattresses, 8-10 microwaves, mountains of clothes, several bowling balls, pots and pans for 10 housholds, and several tons of other junk collected from at least 20 years of tenants.

Well if you play the game, you know it is far easier to win if you are a janitor, teacher, truck driver, etc, than if you are the Attorney, Airline Pilot, etc.Why?

On mine, they always refund on the non-airline affiliated cards.

After vacuum testing the ball never gets pulled.

You need to decide what things you might want like under cabinet lighting, central vacuum, and garbage disposals to name a few items that are often overlooked during the bidding process.Since you mentioned it, one of the biggest mistakes I see in plans designed by owners or bought from one of the many plan books is the garage.

hi arthur,I have before pictures, but the pee stains are very hard to detect. i do not have to replace the carpet and they ran the wet style vacuum on the carpet on numerous occasions. the discolorations though are still there. i charged them to repair a dark spot (left a bag of potatoes for a long time), but not for the pee stains.just wanted to see what everyone else does when tenants move out and the carpet has stains.

I think that you figured out your own answer in that even though these deals seem to be pretty good by cash flow standards in a vacuum the prices aren't anything special based on the market.

They told me to vacuum the bottom real good and to call back if it didn't fix the problem.

Each decision was likely made in a vacuum, and both department can likely defend the decisions they made.Ultimately, though, the company did something stupid.

You will also want to vacuum every heat vent, tops of doors, and every other nook and cranny.