Think of it this way one tenant wants dish , one tenant wants cable, one want Verizon fios.

You can buy all the ingredients for the same dish in a grocery store for less money and cook it home, but it's not as convenient, and may or may not be made as well.

Property has no manager and has been so badly neglected that there are directv dishes all over the front surface.

I guess I don't understand why the third-floor owner above you would be responsible for repairs to a roof leak (unless they specifically caused damage to the roof, for example, maybe they installed an unauthorized satellite dish, etc.)

Linens, dishes, furniture.

I don't want a dish on my house.

I know the first answer is going to be contact a real estate lawyer but instead of dishing out $$ I'm asking the question here because I'm sure someone has run into this exact situation and therefore can offer insight.

My partner and I also own a furniture design company and a retail design shop, so our entire VR is outfitted with high-end designer soaps, shampoos, dishes, furniture, etc.  

The contents are all of your stuff at the rental: furniture, electronics, linens, dishes, etc.

That's two bathrooms.Double vanity, shower, toilet in one, single vanity, Bath, and toilet in the other.Kitchen sink with disposal, dish washer, and fridge ice maker plus grinder pump, and washer hookups.