Quote from @Bill B.: When you said Las Vegas did you mean North Las Vegas or some other suburb?

As your property appreciates in value, expect your tax bill to be higher as well.

I've had HUD forms filled out billing me for pro-rations that were the seller's responsibility, agents who have lost track of contingency removal dates, ... the list goes on and on.

@Bill Brandt funny you should mention Guam and the USVI :).

Like many have said here, consumables are reasonable for tenants to foot the bill and replace themselves.  

Therefore Bill & Jane's vacation house in the Hamptoms or the ABC Company tenant 10,000 SF commercial build out is ahead of your development.Robert- If you do have the correct Architect for your project, then the problem is: they aren't incentivized to change anything.

These may cost $100 to $500 each.Attorney Fees: Some attorneys may charge a flat fee, while others bill hourly.

But if they use it to excess, then the electric bill will be much higher than anticipated and if that month of high electric comes during a time that the tenant is facing hard times, they are more inclined to pay for their heating than their rent.

When the tenant leaves or there is an eviction, you will be stuck footing all the bills with a low likelihood of recovering it.

It is fine to pay your bills with it, but as soon as you received your pay-check pay.