The new tenants found items (like refrigerator shelves cracked) that I didn't catch.Can I make a list and request payment from previous tenant?

So when you start a whiskey business it will be 10 years before you have good product on the shelves.

Wallpaper removal, carpet removal, refinish original hardwoods, etcBedrooms - new drywall, paint, trim, carpetBathroom - gutted and added new everything with vinyl plank floors, shower niche, recessed lights, exhaust fanKitchen - refinished original cabinetry, added new cabinetry, granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, open shelving What was the outcome?

Checkout some Joanna Gains kitchen designs for ideas on the shelves; she does it often in her kitchens.

Although it stings, I’d shelve the request and wait until the leases are up, then clearly define who’s responsible for the payments.

Even got up on shelves and in kitchen cabinets.

Unless you think that the supermarkets where we buy our food don't do things like put wheat products on their shelves that include sawdust fillers, the gas stations never doctor their pumps to register a full gallon every .97 gallons, the waiters have never spit in anyone's food, the pharmacies are always giving you your medicines at a fair price, the public school teachers who care for our children are all passionate professionals instead of CYA pension-seekers, and of course that we have statesmen in political office with clean hands and clear hearts and pure thoughts running through their heads every moment of the day...All the hysterical protestations and declarations of extraordinary personal integrity here seem a bit overdone here, don't they?

The landlord never told him to store things up on shelves etc. and a lot of their possessions were ruined.

Another affect of this demand is that good properties have been flying off the shelves.

Anyone converted successfully from ice maker to shelves?