Dont just pull a number out of your butt or say hmmm it would be nice to make 25K.

However I would say my "goal" will be to pull the plug within 3 years on working.

Like I said, if they really need lights in the garage when they are using it, I'm happy to provide an extension cord and a couple of plug-in shop lights for the next two months so they can do their work. 

With a dozen doors and a management company I would be god damned if I was going to pay some douche bag $4,400 dollars to plug some numbers into a schedule E.

I have never used one, but from what I hear, they are a pain in the butt.

Don't understand why the sponsor is butt hurt (FYI: I am a sponsor). 

I’ve owned this place for 10 years and I’ve never had anyone walk through and say “that butt-ugly tub is a deal breaker”.It’s never as simple as just doing the tub...it almost always spiderwebs into a complete bath gut job.

At initial walk through they initial the paper that they have been shown how and feel confident changing a furnace filter and agree to do it monthly or, as mentioned by a previous poster, absorb the consequences of possible furnace repairs required from a burnt out motor pulling air through a plugged filter... there is zero reason to spend time sending repeating digital communications.

You order a new lamp online & ship it - now you just need someone to open the box & plug in the lamp.Your handyman would do it if you can bundle it with a more beneficial (i.e., lucrative) task but he's not gonna come over just to plug in a lamp bc he's got other higher priority (i.e., lucrative) work.Your cleaners don't live nearby & don't have any other nearby work in the next 2 days so they can't plug in the lamp.Wondering how you guys handle this situation?

They have an average rent breakdown by neighborhood that I figured I could use on the conservative side to plug into a calculator (no bedroom/sq ft count).