I'd have it in the lease than any remaining fuel in the tank becomes the property of the owner, and that tenant must maintain a minimum fill percentage (to avoid them trying to milk it dry and you get stuck with a freeze up right after they move). 

These are hard to discover in dry seasons, but always make sure you understand what's going on if you see a sump pump in the basement.We love big scary problems because we understand better than a retail buyer how to solve them and can often lead to bigger discounts than the cost to correct them.  

I think not a lot of people ( those who are new to SS appliances) know that in order to keep it clean and shiny, they need to use a SS cleanser and  buff it dry with clean cloth/towel.  

It also has an unfinished basement with a laundry room and bonus room, but it is dry usable space.

Here is an example of ours:LAUNDRY ROOM RULESUse the laundry room only during the hours of 8:00 am to 10:00 pm; Start loads no later than 8:30 pm as it takes about an hour and a half to complete washing/drying; The washing machine cycle runs for 25 minutes and the dryer cycle runs up to 60 minutes.Remove clothing promptly from machines; plan accordingly.Open/close outside door quietly; gently pull the door closed and use your key to lock it.Open/close appliance lids and doors quietly;Do not overload the machines; overloading of the washer reduces effectiveness of cleaning and overloading of the dryer poses a fire hazard.Clean lint filter before and after running a load in the dryer; Keep the area tidy.Turn off lights and lock door when leaving.If you experience any problems in using the laundry room or equipment, please call the owner/manager at XXX-XXX-XXXX.THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!

Do I go with inspection company or do I just get a contractor to replace the sheetrock.Looking back when there was a roof leak, I should have removed the sheet rock because it stopped raining, I thought it will dry out and no problem.. and also the tenant did not say anything after that it just went to back of my head.

It has really dried up.

the tub surrounds have "legs" about 4-6" past the tub to keep the wall-finish dry.

To remove a stain, simply blot the spot and dry working from the outside in, rinse thoroughly with clean water, then blot again.

The following day I made arrangements with a cleaning company to go by the unit to assess the damage and what it would take to dry out the whole unit as there was still water under the hard wood flooring.