If a tenant’s computer gets fried or something else due to the lack of grounding, am I not responsible?

May have some time Wed (29th) evening, or Fri (31st) morning, but agenda is still a bit fluid. 

People are now voluntarily covering their drains at home, wearing gloves, safety glasses, masks and plastic suits walking outside, touching elevator buttons and door knobs with metal prods, followed by immediate torching of the contact points.

@Sam BrustThank you, I appreciate you and @Marc Fries.

So yes, it is likely that it was mold or mildew, and it is likely that it has stained the plastic & rubber in such a way that you will not get the stain off.

Use a fresh new previously plastic-wrapped roll of the premium 3M blue tape for this, or use new green Frog Tape sealed in its package.

It stretches 350 miles across the state heading to Marcus Hook just outside Philly where the materials will be put on ships bound for Scotland to be made into plastic.

My fried Gary Rappaport has a good one on retail syndicating called Investing in Retail Properties.

The more modern plastic drains can probably take whatever you can put down em, but the older metal ones (and the metal under sink parts) can corrode / start leaking. 

If the guy “ “Really” is successful 1k is small fries.