I've never purchased a garbage can, extension cord, stepladder, or garden hose.

The fire was confined to the roof area of the chimney but they had the hoses on at least 90 minutes. 

The key is to test every unit annually for leaks, and have locked hose bibs on the exterior.

But, unless your research is scientific and controlling for all those other factors listed above, it's reasonable to assume (based on common sense) that access to capital, motivation, education, and a whole hose of other things are contributing more to the success or failure of these two groups of people than the access to Homevestors brand and resources.

OK, stike 3, you're out Captain Caveman, but I'll keep tossing some pitches for entertainment value.Looking at the fountain in the backyard, he asked "Is there a hose running it?"

They will bicker about whose spot has more sunshine, other tenants or neighboring kids will steal their tomatoes, someone will swipe the cute little solar spinning flower from one of the gardens, some tenants won't take care of their plots and they'll look like hell, some will use chemicals the other tenants will complain about, someone will steal the hoses.  

-Remove the current fridge so she could bring hers (allowed this one because I needed a fridge in my basement anyways but kind of wishing I wouldn’t have because I think it made us look too lenient)-Paint an accent wall in EVERY room including bathrooms (told her the color has to be approved by us and she must use a professional of our choice)-Install a third lock for the front door (haven’t said yes or no)-New kitchen faucet (current one is brand new but she wants one that has a hose on the end.

Then, let's say that all the water they use in the summer watering and leaving hoses running for the kids to play in, wash their cars in, runs you $150/month times 5 months.  

-outdoor grade carpet (if you have a flood, you just take it out, clean, hose it off, dry, set back)-bamboo (you want tough; you want to control humidity, you want low/no levels of formaldehyde etc etc, you want good installers and product on the market for at least 3 years)-bricks/pavers-plywood (4x4' or 2'x2' or planks) @Michaela G. / @MichaelaATL-tongue-and-groove OSB refinished as squares/planks ("looks like cork") @Cristian Morentcy-luck: you lift the shaggy-get-a-mower carpet and there's old growth wood under it :-PP.S. sorry, my google fu is low today so not links

Since the bottle jacks are hydraulic is there any chance of them failing some time down the road?