The refrigerant leak can be the biggest challenge - they must examine the tubing visually for signs of damage, leak-check the joints, coils and tubing using an electronic leak detector, and once they find the leak, the system must be depressurized (pumped into a refrigerant container), the leak repaired, then the system must be evacuated to make sure it holds a vacuum (verify no more leaks), then dessicated and recharged.

What should be withheld if, for example, the refrigerator is dirty, or the cabinets aren't wiped out, or the carpets aren't vacuumed?

Now to me a lot of collage is just getting out of the house and on your own and that whole vibe so not sure about that.Also how we deal with our doctors could change to doing a doctors appointment via video all though I don't know how that works when the doc needs to take a close look at you .. etc.The forbes writer stated that he will deem the economy back when conventions are going and airlines are back to running almost full which was the case 8 weeks ago.  

I used these on hard surface floors and have been glad I did (they get beat up but the floor underneath is preserved).I also advise tenants on having a rug/ pad/ protector under any sharp furniture legs and to look out for gravel stuck in your boot, etc.An added benefit: on the turnaround you just sweep/vacuum and damp dust/swiffer the floor and it is ready for the next tenant (provided it did not get damaged).

People steal the wands, brushes, vacuum houses and anything not chained down.

The damages include:No deep cleaning - he didn't even vacuum Numerous adhesive and puncture hooks on the walls Trim that was substantially dinged and scratched up in a number of placesSome large scratches in the floor in one roomA large orange stain on the deckAnd a satellite dish installed on the roofThe tenant followed-up with a threatening email telling me that he disagrees with all charges and that he expects the full amount refunded by Nov. 30th or he will file in small claims court for this and also punitive damages. 

I used to work in the airline industry and know there are a ton of good deals across the country. 

Just an FYI.....Menards contractor cards gets you an airline ticket to anywhere in the 48 states for every $100,000.00 you spend there.  

Working at an airline, I've done my fair share and I fly out as often as I can cuz the world is my greatest teacher.

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