I leave it on the kitchen counter along with any supplies that I think they will need. 

I spoke with my contractor and he mentioned that for his rentals, he normally does not supply appliances and that it's very normal for renters to move in their own appliances.

Houses on short supply driving up property values.

Between the growth of Amazon, ABC Supply CO., Dollar General, Shine Medical and money other large private businesses, this market has under 2% vacancy and soaring rents with qualified tenants.

I have been in my current home for 3 years when I moved in the flooring had nice size gaps between the floor boards like they are coming apart over time I am noticing some peeling from sweeping and mopping as well as scratches and a few dings I use covers on the furniture legs but I have three small children I know high traffic places will have wear an wear but could this be considered normal I wouldn’t want him to keep my deposit over a mundane thing I’ve been a good tenant paying rent on time keeping the place up asking my landlord before I do anything to the house that they my not be ok with.

I agree the market can change but with the all time low supply of inventory nationwide and especially in my local market I think that won't happen in the coming quarters. 

Besides the traditional aspects of deep cleaning — hardwood floor or stone floor polishing, carpet cleaning, dusting behind and under the furniture, window washing in the crevices, pressure washing, and vacuuming — focus on high-touch surfaces and sensitive areas like the bathroom and bedroom.

The staff responded splendidly, everyone pivoted, put in all the safety protocols and as the big box stores struggled with safety and their supply chains, customers supported our ACE in record numbers, sales boomed through curb side service, online ordering, special ordering.

It cost around $290,000 for the building, demo, buildout, HVAC, furniture, everything.

You have quite the supply coming online these days.