Get it onto the apt and the old one moved out within a couple days for $500They are happy and you don’t have to mess around with coordinating a repair persons visit, delivery disposal etc I find giving tenants a chance to have control over things make them happier and less work for me.  

Seems you are hypersensitive to my delivery.

This is usually negotiated and spelled out up front and either can be the case and its likelihood of owner purchase and delivery may depend on the type of item. 

The matching bath cabinets are a nice touch for buyers as well.The prices include cabinets, countertops, measurements, delivery and installation.

If you've found one that's experienced in what you need, that's terrific.The nice thing about a service like FiveRR is they manage all of the payment.So the contractor doesn't get paid until you accept the delivery.

He has a ton of free information on his site so I recommend you bookmark it and reference it often. https://evict.com/nonrenewing-...I believe hand-delivery is permissible.

They charge $99 for a year of unlimited delivery/installs to any number of addresses. 

Will demand for city living wane as delivery services expand and become more accessible? 

And that "informed delivery" feature is not available, either. 

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