It definitely was her fault to be trusting enough to allow the scam to have happened.

What I'm looking for is a guy to call out in emergencies for the little things- bad light fixtures, sink, washer/dryer, etc.

This was here in SW Mo.So, I think you'd do better by hauling water in by the jug!

It is clear now that you can't exchange your new washer and dryer set for a constructed wall in your new building.

The only thing I changed/upgraded was putting in NEW washer/dryers which are MUCH more efficient than the last ones.Can anyone please advise me as this problem is constant and I have no clue what to do.

We are currently in a 2bd/2ba, plus electric, washer & dryer in unit, approximately 928 sq. ft., secure building entrance.

At my shop I tell friends and neighbors to drop old washers , refrigerators , any metal .

I have probably done ALL of the legwork 40 to 50 times for our homeowners buying, installing and hauling off refrigerators, washers, dryers, that went bad.

And what was her background, was she successful at paying her personal expenses?

Great the tenants feel that 850 was too much for a new washer and stated they should not have to pay for new carpet also arguing hole in wall was caused from lack of doorstop and painting for scuffs is excessive any thoughts?