I now provide pre-cut thick plastic washable shelf liners and actually have a clause in my lease about damage to cabinets -- no nails, push pins, other sharp objects (I've had tenants hang pictures with pushpins on side kitchen cabinets, screwed in hooks to hang things) and that stains and damage to cabinetry will not be considered normal wear and tear.   

Originally posted by @Mark Fries:@Randy E. agree 100%I dont install fridges with icemaker's, dishwashers or ceiling fans.  

"Your dryer vent has lint in it" "Your frying pan is too small" Who cooks and cleans on vacation?

PS Make sure when you speak to these "higher ups" that you ask for a letter or testimonial about what they think of the idea...You can use these to solicit others...Get your pitch down with the "small fry's"... and when you are good at your pitch, then hit up the "big boys" i.e.

So my questions are more related to if I go on a per room basis and buy beds, my mom suggested buying mattress protectors and plastic sheets for the beds to protect them.

Hopefully it didn't crack in the bottom...when you install a fiberglass/plastic tub you are supposed to lay down a bed of mortar for it to sit in so it doesn't flex while you and a lot of water are in it

Hi @Larry Fried which part of the west coast are you in and what states have you invested in?

That is your bigger fish that we all need to fry, as syndicators.

We thought we could just replace the plastic bubble on the skylight. 8 bolts, a new bubble, and we are down the road.

We update the upcoming sales page every 2 hours of every business day and update the upset bids every (Mon,Wed, Fri), which are the days the trustees do their auctions .