Low-end landlords call these stores "scratch-and-dents," and we are usually their main customers.In our case, the appliances we equip our rentals with at a minimum are washer, dryer, refrigerator, range/cooker.

Essential items are things like medicine, medical equipment, important documents or such. 

We don’t mind people filming, but you’re right, normally we charge a day rate ($1500 and up) and require a list of equipment and COI.

Where your leverage comes in is then filing an execution order whereby you could then go to say the nearest branch and confiscate 1400 dollars worth of their office equipment for liquidation.

Domestic hot water, and; Electricity adequate for lighting and any mechanical equipment within the home.

Get rid of him.Also, for future reference, your lease should state that tenants are not allowed to change locks, equipment, or fixtures.

The installer worked for a company during the week and went about it as the equipment will cost me $X and I'll be able to make $500 for doing the same thing I do at work all week long.

I bought (CASH) a mixed use 3 apartments with a large warehouse with a fenced/gated cement covered yard.I then sold it CFD to a fellow investor/contractor who had his guys in several apartments & equipment stored in 3 different locations.

My wife and I just purchased a four plex and although we did do an inspection that reported most appliances and equipment were in average condition, we really don't know the history or these items and if more than one failed this year the warranty would pay for itself.

Banks, especially of that magnitude are not prepared or well equipped to handle this.