In lieu of the full 72 parking stalls, offer to build a bus stop in front of your sight.

In that case they may simply have worn out, although I have never heard of knobs failing in that short of a time.If you can not conclusively determine it was tenant abuse there is really no way you can put the blame on the tenant.

The ending should be:"I won't abuse it!"

You're entering a field where a large majority of the so-called professionals in this industry will see it COMPLETELY opposite to you, and you'll start hearing things like "Well this offer is half of what it's worth, so clearly, you're still new at this" or "This can't be considered a serious offer" etc, not counting the abuse you get from homeowners who find your offer, or even your marketing or presentation, personally offensive.

It can be accomplished with a court Order that cites the correct statute, but which I will not provide publicly because it has been abused beyond the scope and intent of the courts.

However, they will not hold up to tenant abuse, you will be at least touching up if not totally repainting fairly often.

The landlord shall not abuse the right of access or use it to harass the tenant.

Now, here are the interesting parts:1) The building is in a good location, close to downtown and along a bus route (very important in this city if you don't have a car).

I only have a few rentals, but my biggest advice will be to harden it for some abuse.

The tile is usually impervious to abuse.