I make no assumptions about a dog being good or bad.Pushing replacing carpets off for another turn over sounds like a fair compromise.

It seems that the best compromise is every 2-3 months (depending on the filter) for changing and inspecting.  

I had recently been thinking that allowing ADU's (or essentially allowing SFR's to be duplexes) is a great compromise that keeps more old houses from turning into box condo clusters, while allowing the increased density that a growing city requires.

Ryan has been the lightning rod for (and rightfully so) to the no compromise congress.

I think asking the additional month is a good compromise as far as their history.

Compromise on something as easy as this and no one will trust or deal with you.Also FYI.

Always address health and safety issues that impact tenants first (smoke detectors, electrical or plumbing problems, etc), then items that could compromise the integrity of the building ( dry rot needs repaired, for example) and then tackle cosmetics.I also would not recommend you allow a tenant to do their own painting.

Most of the time are small compromises, but still annoyances.”

All units have compromised roofs, missing windows, rot everywhere, junk stored in most trailers.  

This is now going off-topic, and I'm not going to let this turn into another Renatus-bashing sub-thread.As I understand it, NONE of the Renatus instructors is allowed to have any relationship which would compromise their integrity or Renatus's.I have no active relationship with Mark Kohler or KKOS Lawyers.