That's just abusive and a quick way to a bad reputation.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Not care in the world if your deal does not come together and you walk.. and have no compassion for the poor seller you have just abused. on and on and on.. that's one take on wholesalers and how they are perceived by folks in the industry that know better.. uneducated sellers are just that they are un aware and can be mislead and mistreated.

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But if you go super cheap, you won't get something that can survive tenant abuse and you'll just have a mess on your hands.So usually what I've found works is middle-of-the-road pricing, choosing the most durable option that can survive the most abuse.

I explain the grace period is for unforeseen circumstances and not to be habitual or abused.  

The Ellis Act is one of the most misused and abused protections by landlords to circumvent tenant protections.

If your lease has a stipulation around miss-use or abuse of the home/mechanical and the tenant being responsible again for those kinds of items then again I think if the furnace goes out that its pretty clear the liability is on them. 

Colfax and anchored by a bus rapid transit system.Here's the actual E.

Now in practice I will repair or replace many of these items if they have not been abused but for repairs and replacements tenants get whatever item I deem appropriate.