I moved in Sep 1st but did not sign the lease yet now that i have read the lease and i don't agree with some of the terms that were unclear to me when I paid the security deposit one month ago.my landlord has old outdated appliances that I did not get a good look at before I moved in, the refrigerator is banged up on the inside and dirty, the built-in microwave has a large cracked around the door frame a and missing shelve inside, the stove is old and cheap looking, the dish washer is old and missing the bottom panel by the floor, the wash machine works but it is old, the dryer is old and doesn't blow hot air.All appliances look as if they would breakdown at any moment and she wants me to agree to make all repairs and replace if broken. when i moved in many electrical outlets were not working but she got them fixed the next day, i told her about the dryer and she's calling someone to take a look at it but told me i would normally be responsible for the repairs but wouldn't charge me this time since i just moved in.she tells me I'm also responsible for annual maintenance of the fireplace even if i don't use it and the furnace, and want to see a receipt for the maintenance each year.Is this common?

97 Town and Country for tool hauling  (Next vehicle will be a used panel van so I can organize the tools better).   98 Toyota Corolla for normal travel.  

Would painting over the paneling be recommended?

Can I get tax credits for energy efficiency upgrades or solar panel installations on a single-family home or fourplex building?

A few things I look at; do they have a linkedin presence, have they done events before (if so how many), are there speakers and panels, do they have an event schedule of future meetups, is there a membership fee (this can be a good thing because it shows commitment on all members parts), is there a wide array of attendees, investors, operators, GPs, brokers, lenders, etc.

I saw that rotted part during pre-buy, but thought I could repair or replace that panel.  

Situation:Few months back, Solar panel company calls and says they are working with local power company to lighten the load on the grid.

If so then it will be much easier because you can just remove the panels in your way and work in the ceiling cavity. 

Most electrical appliances have a dedicated neutral plug today (the big blade on the plug), and the ground wire and the neutral wire in an electrical panel are connected anyway (you can take the cover off and see how they are connected).

Renovation plans for permitted work in areas that have lots of value add investors(i am in Los Angeles)....get familiar with electrical service upgrades(main panel service and additional service to units) washer dryer addition plans, re-pipe plans, multi family conversion from master meter to individual meters for electric, gas, water.