Hi Marisa,Worst case scenario drop $300 to $500 on a new (more quiet) A/C and say happy birthday to the upstairs owner.You'll need to know the amp draw and plug type of the old unit and its cooling capacity.

Wouldn't it be a radically wild concept to reach out with a monthly newsletter, birthday greeting graphic, holiday text or email, or some other POSITIVE feedback during the life cycle of their residency with you - other than "your rent is late"?

I'd even think outside the box and give every tenant a small gift of appreciation - a cake, flowers, gift card, etc.

I'm also looking to add a flower farm and speakeasy.

Have all those names first/last, phone, email, address, birthday, anniversary, etc.

I have a rental and I am wondering if I can depreciate mulch, gardening soil, annual flowers and perennials? 

I remember last year I hosted a birthday party and he knew about half the guests just because he did work for them. 3.

Quote from @Travis Flowers: Hi everyone, I’m excited to join the community!

We don't have one plant closed that 3 feet from any structure and every plant and tree we have is in flower pots.It took me several years to think about removing all the grass from every property because we always maintained our lawns to the point they were beautiful and weedless.

I was hoping to meet you and thank you for helping my wife & I find that restaurant in Scottsdale for her birthday dinner.