Sears outlet is great for "scratch & dent" appliances or start trolling CL.

When a tenant asks if they can plant flowers, I'll pay for half of the perennials.

Whenever we get new tenants, we teach them the following:- What constitutes an emergency (burst pipe, a smoking electrical outlet, tree limb crashed through a window, etc and what does not (a toilet that doesn't flush but another working toilet is in the house- this can wait a day).- Location of emergency shut off water valves, breaker, gas and mark it so tenant can easily locate it as well as how to do it.- A list of items that is their responsibility to provide and upkeep (light bulbs, air filters (we provide them with one at move in and show them how to change it).- Let them know if there is City noise ordinance fine if police are called to their unit and that if landlord gets billed they are responsible to pay it.

or "decent" and not "it is dark in here"...) ..Mention the new dishwasher, and have some nice flowers on the funky island and the paper work on the unit and maybe a tablet so it looks like it has a purpose....Best of luck..Best of luck..

Or be willing to move in it.I'm just thinking you would at minimum get a better price, and maybe even have a bidding war, if the weather is great, and the flowers are in bloom.For what it's worth, I lived in western WA from the bottom to the top, a total of 18 years.  

I bet, you'd ask the tenant what they had plugged into the kitchen outlets.  

Work would be romex to 4-5 lights and outlets from a junction not the panel.

It list every item in the house, room per room, down to outlet covers.

Yea i can't say i have received a phone call at 3AM (not to jinx myself) but here has been the periodic call "my electric outlet isn't working" to my faucet is leaking.m but then again you need to take in to account the year of the property.

All outlet and switch covers are to be secured in place and in proper working;3.