Or batteries for the smoke detectors.One other advantage of WLB's lease is that every judge and attorney is familiar with them, most tenants have signed them before.

The batteries out of the smoke detectors. 

The lock box has never failed or needed new batteries.

Issue I’m having with these locks are that some are battery powered.

There is ways to get discounts other times of the year so you don't need to have these items sitting around.I have purchased extra things like light bulbs, batteries and other consumables when on sale, but I leave bigger ticket items for when I actually need them.

They had talked about a battery factory at one time too, so maybe that will be an add on.

LOL  Try replacing the smoke detector battery!

Report all leaks immediately, as they can become a very big problem very quickly.Faucets/knobs: Faucets and knobs can break easily if not handled properly.Broken windows, blinds, doors, glass, locks, or any other damage caused directly/indirectly by you or your guests.Light bulbs: These are your responsibility to replace.Batteries: It is your responsibility to keep your smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector in working order by replacing the batteries on a regular schedule.

My CA PM requests that tenants change light bulbs, batteries and filters (although he checks these items once a year himself on annual walkthroughs), but won't let them touch anything else.

For example, 10-year smoke detectors are way better than 9-volt battery ones, use solid core doors instead of hollow, and use LVT or tile in the living room instead of carpet.Those are probably good for any rental, but it really sucks when your rent is put on hold for 2 months for reinspection because the 9-volt battery in the smoke detector was removed by the resident.