Open all drapes and turn on all lights (see the Kitchen Photos)Also don't be afraid to experiment with cheap external battery powered lights that you can use to light up a dark area.

You should also look at Gordon Square and the Battery Park area. 

The "stuff" left behind is comprised of personal belongings: furniture, clothes, books, a whole closet full when we have yet to look into and the range (appliances were theirs).They did take the light fixtures - except the ugly chandelier in the dining area - so I need to go back in the daylight to make an inventory ;-)We have been making visits to the unit on a semi-regular basis: we replaced windows, fixed the toilet, changed backup batteries in the smoke detectors, etc. - so I do get the picture.

If I were the one deciding on which deals to pursue, I'd spend the majority of my time validating the accuracy of the assumptions sitting in that sheet.Also, you should really password protect access to your VBA module if you don't want people snooping around your hidden sheets/cells.  

They did have other designs that had more branch off section of the main house, but we stuck to the models that only had two modules (section) because they were much cheaper.

Needless to say, the EV battery product is in high demand. 

You will inspect all smoke detectors periodically and will replace worn out batteries when needed.

"I need to check the batteries in the fire alarms and change the filters," gets me into a house whenever I feel like it.Check your local statutes concerning prepaid rents, typically you need to hold it in a separate bank account and slowly transfer it each month as you 'earn' it. 

The property inspection module alone is well worth the price, with the ability to do inspections, take photos, assign property conditions to each room and take notes, all on your smart phone which then synchs to the desktop. 

________________________________________________________________Inspect, and possibly change out HVAC filtersClean kitchen sink disposalClean range hood filtersInspect your fire extinguisher(s)Test smoke/carbon monoxide detectorsTest garage door auto-reverse featureRun water and flush toilets in unused spacesCheck water softener, add salt if neededGive your house a deep cleanVacuum your refrigerator coilsTest your water heater’s pressure relief valveReplace batteries in smoke/carbon monoxide detectorsCheck the exterior drainageClean out guttersInspect the exterior of your homeGet your air conditioning system ready for summer; consider servicingRepair/replace damaged window screensClear dead plants/shrubs from the houseCheck trees for interference with electric linesInspect roofing for damage, leaks, etc.Test your electricity to the extent that you canTighten any handles, knobs, racks, etc.Check all locks and deadbolts on your doors and windowsCheck caulking around showers and bathtubs; repair as neededRemove shower heads and clean sedimentDeep clean and inspect the basementCheck grout in bathrooms, kitchen, etc.; repair as neededInspect plumbing for leaks, clean aerators on faucetsTake care of any insect problems you may haveClean and repair deck/patio as neededClean out window wells of debrisCheck and clean dryer vent, other exhaust vents to exterior of homeClean garage________________________________________________________________Do the landlords on this forum perform any of these tasks?