You also have personal property disposal laws as well.If you can document that the place seems abandoned.

Damages typically include the displaced tenants relocation and housing costs for the period where they were wrongly denied access and may also include any property in the unit which you improperly disposed of.

Also say in the lease that all cigarettes/cigars/etc must be disposed of in a proper manner (not just throwing butts on the ground).

Old timers planted them there to dry up the wet area created by the cesspool.A cesspool was at one time a dry well lined with loose-fitting brick or stone, used for the disposal of sewage.

They even quoted $500 for a garbage disposal replacement which I get done for about $180. 

A huge job for us to dispose of the waste (6 U-Haul trailer loads!)

In our final report on deposits, we use the following categories: Unpaid Rent, Unpaid Utilities, Unpaid Fees, Missing Items, Damages, Cleaning, Legal Costs, Moving & Storage, Property Disposal Costs, etc.

Looking at this from a business standpoint, I would prefer that tenants in my properties not have lethal weapons at their disposal because they are inherently dangerous.Life is complicated and I genuinely appreciate that there are widely divergent views on this issue.

Anyhow, the PM allowed us to pay 1/2 on the 1st and 1/2 on the 15th (the guaranteed pay dates for military) which allowed us to have more disposable income the first two weeks of the month and really did help with budgeting.So from personal experience I would say that it is a reasonable request and I can't see why I wouldn't afford someone else the same opportunity.Incidentally, we ended up renting that same house for almost 6 straight years.

I an going to remove the disposer next time.