Those slides can go up to $2 and I wouldn't be any less than that.People pay extra for convenience that why a bottle of water at a gas station is $1 and a case is $2.99 at WalMart.

I was wondering what you landlords do with your kitchen and bathroom sinks (and drains) between tenants.I've gotten into the habit of using a bottle of Drano Max for all the drains in between tenants.

She wrote us to tell us that she found a bottle of liquor sitting on the counter in the kitchen (not there before renovations).

Just Old wine in a New Bottle.

I'd finish off painting the porch, steps and all trim the same white as the house.And if the roof is worn out, replace it with black Architectural shingles.A white and black theme with a new black mailbox to the left of the door with black house numbers above it.Add a light to the porch ceiling and paint the front door dark bottle green.Then alarm it and put an Alarm sign in the front yard (in a very visible place).That would be my curb appeal for the front.Good Luck!

Some people liked to throw their empty beer bottles from their balcony into the pool in winter.

I have a multi family across the street from a bar; fully-occupied with great renters and dealing with a bar (empty bottles, loud drunks from time to time) is likely more of a headache than a storage facility.

We found signs that the tenant has mental health issues, e.g. a bottle of antidepressant.

I guess I should be grateful mine just threw cigarette butts and the occasional beer bottle.

Reminded me of those old commercials waiting for the ketchup to make its way out of the bottle.