Thinking about purchasing a property with cat urine around the refrigerator but the smell travels over other parts of the house.

At my job I keep some food in the refrigerator, like lunchmeat or condiments.

This is hypothetical question posted to me by an applicant.The discussion was about renters insurance, and the applicant asked if the refrigerator fails - either because there is a power outage or if the refrigerator stopped working - and food got spoiled, who pays for the damages?

I'm an RSI Refrigeration School graduate and the owner of Mountain Peak Air, LLC which is run out of Mesa, AZ.

How To Get a Contractors License in OhioThe Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board (OCILB) requires only the following trades to hold a state-level Ohio contractor license: electricians, HVAC contractors, hydronic technicians, plumbers, and refrigeration installers.

Seems as though once you decide to look further into the rental property, real numbers directly related to that particular property should be used.If I am receiving $1,400/month in rent and I have to put aside $700/month for expenses that is $8,400 per year or $42,000 every 5 years or $84,000 every 10 years.Uhh, that seems high to me for a 2007 property, where the tenants pay all the utilities, tenant supplies their own refrigerator/washer & dryer, roof has to be replaced every 20 years,with a brick exterior (duplex does not have to be painted).Again I am new to being a landlord, but I have estimated putting $300/month aside for expenses in this particular rental property which is $3,600/year or $18,000 for 5 years.

The other appliances are an electric hot water heater, electric oven, and refrigerator.  

They speak lies as their first language, from the day they meet you with their tenancy application in hand.Having the actual gall to make demanding service calls for exterminators or refrigerator service while not paying a dime of rent, so that they may be comfortable and have all their human needs met day after freeloading day of their life, what effect do their delusional claims have?

Kitchen: Refrigerator, Range, Range Hood, Microwave, Garbage Disposal, Trash Compactor, Wine Cooler, etc.Other: Washer, Dryer, Water Heater, Furnace, etc.Then there are fixtures...

Last serviced in May 2015, refrigerant fully charged then.I looked up the inspection report I did eight months ago when I bought the unit, and inspector noted the temperature difference is 16 degrees and unit is operating as expected.I called up the AC company who service all my units and they said about 18-22 degree difference is what should be expected on a brand new system, and the efficiency drops as the system gets older and the coils get dirty, or there is a leak in the refrigerant line.