Spring deterioration is normal wear and tear and hell no a tenant is not responsible for maintaining the springs on a garage door.I tell the LL to pound sand..... prove there is was negligence or a commonly accepted documentation that garage door spring maintenance falls under tenant responsibility for general unit maintenance. 

One weighs over 100 pounds.

He was able to get the documents notarized so that we could complete the mortgage requirements and finalize the transactions.We had more income while overseas: the overseas housing allowance for living off base gave us an adjustment between the dollar and pound. 

Even if you are in an area where people don't care, it will still call attention which will be unwanted by your assailant.

I'd stand in the middle of the float in a Santa suit with a police megaphone and have four big old boys in elf costumes pounding the crap out of bass drums on the corners.

This might be heading somewhere between “pound sand” and “do you want out of your lease” response to the situation.The tenant may be a chronic complainer, never happy or satisfied.

Just posting asking for the secret success pill is pretty common on bigger pockets as it is a pretty repeated question although the verbiage is not word for word.Short unwanted answer is usually get a job and study and learn at the same time as much as possible.

@Brent Paul I'm hearing similar information, I'm not naive to think clients are going to come pounding on my door.

Unwanted probate property that needs work.

Now imagine if this was a 55 pound dog instead?