There is also Investors that meets every wednesday at 9 @ lucky brew grill in mission Kansas. 

Pull the grille off of the current fan to get the make and model number, then google replacements to see what's available.Good luck!

Day 11: Monday May 28 2018 – No one shows up..Found a grill in the shed.. how convenient!!

I don't allow smoking inside, but have had smokers who use a deck or outside area.

When: Thursday, January 16th, 2014 - 6:30PM to 9ish+Where: Rosamunde Sausage Grill (& Bar)Swans Market Place, 911 Washington St, Oakland, CA 94607http://www.yelp.com/biz/rosamunde-sausage-grill-oakland?

. :)We get a lot of people that elect to come tour the area and grill us over lunch before deciding to invest, and I think that has worked really well for them.

Manly men, as opposed to girly men).Kegorator, electronic darts, poker table w/cards & chips, BluRay player and a collection of porn, Roku or smart hdtv, gas grill & charcoal grill, suit of armor, life size stand up picture of Marilyn Monroe, .22 cal pellet gun with pellets and pigeon/starling/squirrel bait and a critter count score board, horse shoe pit, firepit with several tons of firewood, that's all I can think of right off the top of my head.

Ask if they currently have the cash for security deposit and first month's rent.Ask why they're moving and when they plan to move.Ask if they are indoor smokers, outdoor smokers, or nonsmokers.Ask if they have pets.Ask if they have ever been evicted or late on rent.Ask if they've ever taken a landlord to court.Ask if they've ever had trouble with bedbugs.Lots of these questions can be on an application really.The following isn't exactly what to ask them, but good tips seeing this is your first rental:Typically, the longer their story to you, you'll find the more they're hiding.If a couple breaks up or roommates fight, don't let them make it your problem.

My ozone machine comes in handy for dirty tenants , heavy smokers ,nd immigrants who cook /fry with weird ingredients .

I was thankful to have another guy there with me, because once he came out of the kitchen and saw there were two of us it calmed him down a bit.He knew it was no longer his house because it wasn't too long that he then switched gears and began telling me how he got screwed on the house, first by the bank when he purchased, then the fire (which he started by having the grill to close to the house), which then caused him to get screwed by the insurance company, and finally got screwed by the contractor that did the work post fire which wrapped his "woe is me" story up nicely.