I clean bathroom fans in my own home that seem to collect dust bunnies on them after many months...perhaps this is from the towels or toilet paper?

We put her in a vacant unit and helped her move into it, and paid a doctor bill of around $50 and bought her a new rug, which she claimed was ruined from plaster dust.  

On one property I purchased (owners had pets) I could see all the dirt/dust/dog hairs in some vents.

Gabe Cinquepalmi I've done tons of kitchen remodels as a contractor over the years and the BEST piece of advice o can give you on granite is to call small shops that cut granite and see if the have any larger pieces hangin around that are collecting dust.

Hi There,I am a new landlord in CT, and inherited my first tenant.My insurance company recently forced me to replace my roof, so I had it replaced last week.My tenant called after the work was done stating that the contractors had left thick dust over everything in the attic, and had damaged something of theirs when moving it.I am going to inspect the attic tomorrow.Has anyone every dealt with something like this before?

Dust yourself off, put processes and criteria in place to ensure this doesn't happen again and move on.

For example, we've provided packing boxes and 3 mil garbage bags to tenants whom we have asked to move.

So far I’ve filled about 15 garbage bags with food, clothes, and toiletries.

Bring lots of garbage bags (preferably contractor grade) as most loose stuff / junk probably hasn't been packed and can be "gently" placed in garbage bags and hauled outside.

I try to donate clothes coats and shoes, sell decent furniture items so the buyer has to carry them away then bag up the rest and send it all to the dump.