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Peter Fokas Do you turn off furnaces for summer?
23 May 2015 | 5 replies
We do use the fan feature (on/off/auto) to keep air circulating as needed.
Account Closed mold issue
25 July 2015 | 17 replies
IE: high moisture, lack of circulation.
Andy H. Evicting a tenant who filed for bankruptcy: cash for keys?
21 October 2015 | 21 replies
Wait till after the proceeding, file it with the DA, because statutes on financial fruad are lengthy, and then also file it with Checks system.That way, it follows them after the fact, instead of during the process.personally, Im a blood thirsty bastard, and if you are gonna make me bleed, I want you to feel the blows in kind long after I am a lingering memory in your mind.
Account Closed Service dog question
6 July 2018 | 30 replies
However, the best example is that airlines no longer are allowed to ask for proof that a service animal is required.Plus, because the use of service animals have extended so far beyond the previous scope of assistance animals, it becomes a quagmire as you get into situations where diabetics use dogs that can detect an oncoming blood sugar crisis before a blood test; people with seizure disorders have dogs who can detect an oncoming seizure, which medical science can't outside of an MRI/CAT/EMG; and therapy animals used to calm people with emotional &/or psychological disorders.  
Account Closed What to do with a tenant who was just jumped and robbed?
24 June 2015 | 26 replies
Last but not least if they are "related" to the attacker in anyway either by blood or association they need to get out.
Rochelle Wilkinson tenant says he is going to call the police on me at 6 PM friday night
11 August 2015 | 70 replies
It seems to me the concern for having heat IS NOT for the tenant but landlords watching out for burst pipes and other events that happen to their properties that would cost them money.From what I am hearing here it is not that landlords are worried about tenants getting cold.I am warm blooded and can take the cold very easily.
Logan Halliburton Denver overpriced?
7 November 2021 | 14 replies
I predict that in the next 2-4 years there will be some blood in the water from poorly managed property in that space, but what do I know?
Account Closed Florida brick house, New AC, New insulation, tenant is hot
2 June 2019 | 6 replies
Is the air allowed to circulate?
David Kim Cell Tower Lease Owners: How do you respond to letters requesting
20 April 2019 | 8 replies
@David Kim I wouldn’t want to let them know that it’s causing you any heartburn... they will “smell the blood in the water.”Maybe you could counter offer and agree to the reduced rent if they go ahead and lock into a renewal period.
Ashly B. Am I getting screwed?
11 June 2015 | 25 replies
Honestly I would not sweat it and I would also not do anything to create bad blood between you and the agent.