The solution for my rental was remove the transition strip between the two and cut the floor back about 1/4"-1/2" and reinstall the transition.

True people should know more about what's going on before they signed their life away, but if they knew everything the professional knew "Why should anyone use a Realtor" I would agreed with most of what you had to say though, and I think the Glass-Steagall Act should and hopefully be reinstall.[i

Remove and reinstall all existing gutter downspouts.

Don't like the way it's sitting, so I want to remove it and reinstall after some adjustments.

i'd not count dual rents in a sfh until factoring in reinstalling the 2nd meter and possibly pulling permits and lots of $$$ all in all, to get it passed as a 2.

I had one unit with a water leak and we were able to pull it up, dry everything out, and reinstall with no issues.

In general tenants are responsible for leaving the property in the same condition as it was on move in.... except wear and tear items....... so they need to replace the shed they removed....... get an estimate to do that......If a tenant removes a mirror.....a cabinet.......a toilet...... and replaces with their own item..... then they are responsible to re-install the original item or an equivalent.....

Hey, did you know there used to be companies that you could pull a full room of carpet out, deliver it to the company, and they would wash, dry and fluff it so you could re-install over new padding?

No removal, cutting or re-install. 

If old toilet is being reinstalled, clean outlet area well, remive existing caulk if present, and clean perimeter of toilet base with thinner.3.