Originally posted by @Natalie Kolodij:Maybe we can figure out the solution for how to have it apply to rentals....I bet if we got the top 10 BP Tax people in a room for a weekend we could figure this out ;)  Let me know where and when!

The landlord doesn't coordinate to fix the electrical outlet in a NNN lease as far as I'm aware of.

However, they did want me to have GFCI outlets in the kitchen, bathroom, and outlets that were in the basement located near the utility sink and/or washer.As for the detectors, what they look for is that if one is set off, then the other will automatically sound off as well.

I think its legal to grow it but no legal to sell unless you have a licensed outlet. regardless Northern CA is some of the best growing areas in the world for MM You're correct.

he didn't check ANY outlets, didn't run the stove, I don't think he even ran the water. he was to go into the attic but he decided not to.he was in & out in 15:00. and - surprise, surprise - it appraised.

How you never put a cabinet above the sink, and how islands have electrical outlets part of code.  

IT"S a tough thing to deal with,, we had them in a building,, found out when guy moved and they migrated from his unit to one across common wall,, bug guy said probably thru electrical outlet in wall.We didn't use heat treatment and we treated all apts with common walls to that unit,, total of 4.

Expect the tar from the nicotine to penetrate into the HVAC system, electrical outlets and smoke detectors, seep into the walls and woodwork, seep into floor coverings and window coverings, and seep into cabinets.

I have also made small, short one minute  videos to share with residents when they call about XX; garbage disposal, outlets not working, etc...  

The being said, the real estate that failed retail outlets once occupied, also will almost always reinvent itself.