There is a difference if you provide cleaning equipment like deep cleaning oven etc.

But buying new because you were told your equipment is out of date...nah.

The schedule is aggressive and subject to change.Section 3303 of the bill repeals like-kind exchanges for all personal property, such as machinery, equipment, vehicles, artwork, collectibles, and other intangible business assets.

Definitely do not want large vehicles or heavy equipment going across it.

Or if you turn off the pool equipment and the water turns green, you pay for the refill.

You can control entry in just about any way with their equipment.

But do talk to the tenant about the plumber's report to see if the tenant can shed some light on the matter and help you determine the root cause.When I was a child, my friends and I made a little "play house" area in the attic and equipped it with a rug, chairs, and other household items.

There is no excuse for the new owner not to have an inspection of the property done to check all systems are working properly and safely.The owner has needs that can be met by establishing a gas service account, such as: providing necessary service on her/his heating equipment; getting and maintaining proper insurance; keeping the unit with a working heating system (furnace and hot water heater) to meet habitability requirements; providing a means to keep the unit at appropriate heat levels to prevent damage to the building; and to give incentive for the tenant to stay, thereby saving the tenancy, demonstrating good will and ultimately saving money in the long run.If it were I, I would negotiate a solution with the tenant that would include me paying for the natural gas for this lease period with the understanding that at the time of the lease renewal the responsibility for paying for the natural gas would shift back to the tenant and be clearly documented in writing with the signatures of all parties.

We own the equipment, and told them after 6 months, they can pay for the service on their own (which automatically calls the police) or just use the equipment as a general alarm.

You could just work from home and never have to use any of their equipment, etc.