The house reeks from smoke smell and there is soot damage on all of the furniture and ash lightly dusting the whole section of the home.

In addition to the liability issue with bigger and more aggressive breeds they have a habit of scratching up furniture and fixtures.

He also made custom jewelry displays for us as well as furniture for my daughter's nursery.Here is also a granite fabricator I've used before in Las Vegas.

I would imagine removing the carpeting (and their furniture) would be helpful, but I'm sure it's not THE solution.

Whereas the plans for a HUGE house we are building in North Atlanta took about 4 months, but that had more to do with the person drawing them being overbooked than anything else.Also for just a couple hundred bucks a house we are having all our plans 3-d rendered for marketing purposes, MLS, ect, AND potential clients can even view the plan on a custom website that lets them play Property Brothers and place furniture ect on the 3d plan either in our showroom or via an email link.Check out floorplanner.com/ for the 3D plans and custom furniture staging websites.  

Then I also had the babies' play space, living room furniture and a double pack n play taking up space in the living room.  

I hit garage sales for somethings like furniture & fixtures for my rentals and always ask "what else you got."  

Just checking if anyone has ever had someone get all crazy for posting pics in their ads with their tenants furniture in the apartment?  

It's been down 5 years, no issues, no soft spots, buckling/separation or scratching after moving furniture over it.But is was a HUGE PITAzz on the knees putting down that much flooring.

@Sheena R RothWhen posts like these pop up trope and trite lines about "realties" of being a landlord or how we run business, not charities get thrown around like lawn furniture in a tornado, but they miss one salient fact: it costs nothing to type that advice, but you'll be the one that has to follow through on it and live with the consequences.