I tell all my renters that the places are stocked with starting supplies (soap, detergent, cleaning supplies, condoms, condiments, towels, linens, tp, paper towels, etc.). 

Honestly, getting a bill like this through my property manager for the last 3 years has really shaken the mild confidence that I had in this individual.

That’s a pretty mild yellow.  

The area also has the benefit of four mild seasons, with limited exposure to natural disasters, and property costs are low relative to many other markets, which makes for excellent cash flow opportunities.  

As someone who has a mild interest in the area due to the returns I have calculated using Zillow listings, I am concerned about the state of the city, the types of tenants one could expect to attract for a ~$60k duplex, and the overall cost of ownership in Troy.  

If you live in an area where you get a fair amount of consecutive days without rain, but fairly mild weather (like now in much of the country) you can take your time and do it yourself.

In most cases just a little squirty stuff or standard mold remover is enough, and then maybe some adjustment or mild retouching to keep the area sealed and dry.

I also personally pay for toilette paper, laundry detergent, paper towels, dish soap, etc.

(especially in the Reo or Distressed Property Space)I'm going to start posting my experiences, this one is mild to say the least!

When you go to the CVS Pharmacy to pick up a prescription do you sometime pick up some laundry detergent on the way out even though it costs twice as much as at the grocery store?