OK many tenants would say the same and it's none of my business.But unit A and B shares a common wall, where all the plumbing supplies and drains are.So when something happens in that common wall, my tenant would call me and his tenant would call him.One time the wall was wet, and I opened up the wall on my side and found a pin hole leak on his copper pipe.Another time the wall was wet again, and I investigated and found a broken dishwasher drain hose on his end, and why would anyone run a DW drain hose into the common wall only to have it looped back into the sink cabinet 18" over? 

Does that price include linens, paper products, dish and dishwasher detergent, etc?

Usually removing a dishwasher is easy .

I get Behr that is on the shelf for $22 delivered direct from Behr factory for $10.92, cabinets at Lowe's for as much as 24.4% off, my appliance package is Frigidaire stainless and is a 4 burner gas or electric freestanding range, a microwave with vent, and a dishwasher.

A dishwasher would also be nice.

Dawn Anastasi absolutely great work to AASEW, Tristan, Scott Walker, legislators and all others that help reform eviction law in wi.Refreshing to see the law actually uphold contracts and limit the leaching.Now if we can get the commissioners and sheriffs follow it, or speed up there adaptation to the new law!

@Dawn Brenengen Thank you!

We only paid 2,000 for a privacy fence because the company that put the fence in messed it up...so although we have some gaps in our fence it was half price.  3,500 for interior improvements including painting, plumbing fixtures, new dishwasher, vinyl plank flooring, some new baseboards, kitchen backsplash, and bathroom floor (peel and stick groutable tiles). 

After I bought the property, I paid for electrical work, new dishwasher, new siding, new roof etc.

(@Dawn Anastasi might know for Wisconsin)