This last one I contracted with was pretty good for a couple years, but lately (as in the past 6 months) I'm just getting the same poor service as I did with the first two I hired–no return phone calls (often), no return emails (also often), failure to notify me of larger expenses, getting invoices that are two or three months late, etc.

Request your plumber to include details on the invoice regarding what, if anything, they pulled back, and how far out the blockage was.

I thought that a folder left on the kitchen counter containing comps, contract, list of improvements, and copies of all receipts and invoices would be sufficient.Plus, the comps are all there to support contract price, they are not difficult to find and are within 6 months and 1 mile out or less.

(Our multi-tenant buildings typically get reimbursed by tenants) The scope of the work includes invoicing, bookkeeping, paying bills, oversight on light repairs and maintenance, and communicating with tenant requests. 

You can go online to get a free template of an itemized invoice that you can fill out and email over when / if deductions are taken from the security deposit due to damages. 

You want to file eviction for them doing pest control, rather rash.I'd ask them to give you the contact for whom they used for service, call the company and get a copy of the invoice and hold and retain it and take the cost off their security deposit when then move out, if you think it was their responsibility. 

They would likely give you the first draw up front for the rehab and then require invoices/pictures and the like to get the second draw.

Just an update on this topic, the meeting is now tomorrow (Weds 3/23) at Kalahari if anyone is interested in voicing their opinion on the Tobyhanna ordinance. 

Enter a maintenance request, assign a vendor, attach a fake invoice.

I demanded the renters insurance certificate and sent the tenant the invoice for water damage and have been calling him but he has not been answering his phone.