On Halloween our cars were the only cars in the lot that did not get the windows soaped.

Perennials, on the other hand, regrow from their roots each spring, which would make them "real estate" property, as they are part of permanent flora that is part of a piece of real property.

-advise cleaning the kitchen nightly with soap and water.

The judgments are often times rooted in a worldview of meritocracy. 

We nearly replaced our dishwasher due to the soap we had used for years no longer working effectively.

Get to the root cause of why the tenant seems unable or unwilling to pay her rent on time.

:Contact whatever licensing board is appropriate and sue them in small claims court.Had a similar situation at my daughter's rental property, where the PMC did the video scope that found cracked sewer line blah blah.We hired someone to snake the pipes - problem solved for about $100 as opposed to the $5,000 they were quoting including tearing up the street and city permits on and on.Yeah, we bought a triplex and the old landlord had the pipes snaked once a year for $200 to clear roots.

I like doing the a/c & d/w. say no to shower doors, tenants do not like them. they don't want to clean the tracks or deal with soap scum on the doors and they feel that they are unsanitary.

We're rooting for you!

I leave a package of soap in each dish in the bathroom tubs and sinks (or if there are soap dispensers make sure these are filled) and leave a small bottle of dish washing liquid by kitchen sink/small box of those dishwasher pellets in rental properties with dishwashers.