You can charge a premium for a furnished room (bed with mattress, night stand, dresser, desk with chair and mini fridge is what I equip all my rooms with).  

I'd bet that, over time, it's cheaper to have separate systems for each unit... but, if you include the initial cost of setting it up (new equipment and new plumbing) plus servicing and periodically replacing the equipment, I'm not entirely sure how much you'd ultimately be saving. 

So how about this version of the section on insurance"The Renter hereby agrees that they shall fully indemnify the Landlord for any and all damage to or loss of the Renters property and any accessories or related equipment during the term of this Agreement whether caused by fire, theft, flood, frozen pipes, vandalism, or any other cause.

my advice is do your rehab and throw any and all trash into the pool and fill it in,,, pools are a fortune to keep up,, a rental is better with out one,,,especially since it is a cheapie vinal liner type pool sell off the equipment

Federal govt is changing minimum efficiency ratings on equipment in the Southeast US (check for your region if not in the SE).

She appears to have furniture, fixtures and equipment in the unit which could cover a good deal of the delinquent balance, if sold.

I just came from the property about 30 minutes ago and mostly wanted to see some feedback as to what other have experienced.Come to find out, the home has been finished and it looks like people are living there, so a face to face with contractor may not be as easy, but not impossible.The thought, briefly, came to mind that I should return the items by throwing them over the fence, but I won't do that.My preference would be not having to remove it myself, just because of principle and lack of equipment to make the job easy. 

Ask if the provider can remotely restart the modem in case of a problem (if you're leasing their equipment, they can likely do this).  

Equipment is expensive.

The only category already built is furniture and equipment.