Trust your hinky hairs.  

No place to set down the curling iron or hair dryer. 

Our landlord, on the other hand, never hears from us, we pay rent on time, and we keep her place clean and maintained nicely -- it actually looks way better now than it did when we moved in, because we've repaired crumbly wall sections, spackled holes/dents, touched up scratched doors and floorboards, de-stained the linoleum, replaced cracked lightswitch plates, power-washed the patio, washed the blinds (the landlord didn't, there was cat hair embedded in them from a previous tenant, which by the way the landlord wasn't aware of anyone having a cat, LOL), etc.  

I didn't rent to people who didn't respect me or value my time.And, I agree with roommates/couples you put them on the lease and then only do month to month agreements, because odds are, they will break up and you'll be dealing with this scenario.The only times I didn't include all adults on a rental agreement, I then gave written permission to the tenant to have a long-term guest, which could be revoked at any time.But, really trust your hinky hairs. 

They said it was an "emergency" and took money out of her reserve fund for the maintenance man, the PM to "supervise the emergency," and the electrician and of course, the new electrical breaker box.If they'd called my daughter she would have said, "Just tell her not to plug in 50 hair dryers at the same time."

Your SFHome or apartment isn't zoned for business,, if they have anyone coming to residence for that purpose,, hair cutting, tattoos, tax work,massage parlor, drugs, or daycare,,,,,, its gonna be a issue..  

The previous tenant was a guy , he didnt bake , had work uniforms( little laundry)  , didnt keep the place 80 degrees , and was bald , no hair to dry .  

Like 5-10 minutes.Sometimes I hate my age, height, hair color, and gender. 

The faucet - well, if having a hose helps her feel more efficient in her kitchen, or maybe she wants to wash her hair in the sink after coloring it, I guess that's not horrible either. 

From reading these comments, it looks like I'm not alone.I guess it's like how I don't do my hair and make-up for my husband during quarantine, taking people for granted is human nature!