Their job is to pay you rent not have tea and crumpets with you .

@Zoran Miling Id appreciate if you didnt let the cat out the bag about the midwest, its my breeding ground...LOL @Barshay Graves Whenever this topic gets brought up it all stirs up debate.

I have one plus a non-contact voltage tester in the glove box of each vehicle (you just never know when you might need it) and, naturally, in my tool bag along with the multi-meter. 

PGI used to be great, but now I am stuck holding the bag to figure out how to transfer an existing 401k plan as well as deal with an angry ex that doesn't have her money.

It's a mixed bag here, i.e.,  older homes, trailers, larger homes. 

New tub costsTub (fiberglass) $147 (HD)Watts pvc pop-drain kit $ 20 (HD)5 Sheets Hardi-backer $45 (HD)Box Backer-on screws $7 (HD)Fiber tape $4 (HD)12x12 wall tile $50 (HD)Non-Sanded Grout $15 (HD)Spray on Sealer $9 (HD)Tube Colored Caulk $7 (HD)Bag Speed Set $14 (HD)Bucket of Mastic $30 (HD)Tile labor $150Plumbing labor $50Add em up and thats what it costs.

I still continue to try Direct mail is a looser in Riverside county also.... just to prove my point I kept 2 weeks of mail in a bag.  

Bring over a large trash can with thick mil garbage bags.

For example, if you put one of those locked plastic boxes over the thermostat, they'll put a ice bag on the box if they want more heat.

The daughter then got a written warning that all trash in the containers had to be in plastic bags that are also to be tied, (& I thought plastic bags in dump sites was a issue).