I don't mind because the fan was missing a blade, so she'd be doing me a favor.

They even work with us where, for example, on one turnover last year we came in town and did what we wanted (pressure washed house, painted outdoor trim, stained decks, fixed fence, etc.), then they finished it up when we were done.  

The flat roofs and lack of space between the roof deck and the ceiling creates a hot zone down a few feet from the ceiling.

Loved the story in the WaPo earlier this month about how a cordless Sawzall fitted with a 12-inch Diablo carbide blade can cut through the new border wall like butter.

Last year several successive giant hail storms (some stones as big as baseballs and one tenant described them as being the size of cannonballs) reeked havoc on several of our properties: destroying roofs, landscaping, trees, fences, decks, paint, cracking windows/splintering window frames, and even broke some bricks on a parapet wall.

However the house is currently below the value at which we bought it and we would be losing ~50k if we sold at the current estimated prices, not including Realtor fees and the additions we made to the property( adding in AC, deck, lawn, sprinklers).  

It's a garden.... they aren't trying to build a deck and patio out back.. it's soil and seeds.

I have a tenant that is complaining about a possum family underneath the deck.  

If you can't stack the deck in your favor in this way, then don't play the game ... go look for another game where you can or find somebody else who can and learn how they shuffle.

I am sitting at my office and a guy comes storming in with purpose, decked in full suit, sunglasses still on, very assertive.