You need proof of delivery if you are going to court.My advice is get rid of the tenant.

KitchenSearch.com is where I have gotten mine, but you are better off finding a supplier close to your project's location IMO given shipping and delivery costs.

In my lease, I have a clause that outlines if the machine breaks due to their neglect, they will have to pay for it.Has anyone signed up for an Amazon delivery every other month? 

But at this point we'd probably be looking at purchasing a place and listing it without ever seeing the place in person (pre-covid we had planned to make one trip out after purchase to get the place set up).Are there any PM companies that would potentially handle stuff like furniture deliveries/setup, keeping the place stocked, etc but would take a smaller cut if we handle the front end bookings and whatnot? 

Network with service people, i.e. letter carrier, pool service person, lawn service person, newspaper delivery person, carpet cleaning people, plumbers, etc.

This Agreement shall survive the closing, execution and delivery of the General Warranty Deed, as agreed herein by the undersigned.I am not an attorney, so I would suggest running this by yours for approval before using it in a contract.

It is a retail business that does walk in and delivery of equipment and supplies.

Was supposed to close last Friday and the buyer had delivery of his furniture scheduled for that day.

I bought a 2500 sq foot apartment here:http://www.dlfnewtownheights.com/Delivery is 2010.

So I have this new situation that I have not run into before and was hoping some of the experts on this site can guide me.I had prospective tenant complete an application and she is from rural PA (north of Pittsburg) and when I ran her background check she came up clean with the exception if showing a lot of prior addresses - 11 different addresses since 1994.These are all very rural locations and all PO box locations where mail delivery to the house is not available.Should I be concerned about this many addresses (11) over a 15 year period of time.She had no evictions or criminal judgements and I really could not find anything that could be considered a major red flag other than the number or different addresses and the fact that they were mostly (6 out of the 11) PO boxes.Should I be concerned or not worry about it and rent the house to her and her two kids?