(propane ,elect or oil) even with having a completely legal, inspected, and maintained system are the risks too high ( structure fire) to allow this?

Finding another cabinet to match is too much of a hassle for me.We've always left appliances such as DW, washer/dryers, but informed them via the lease that extra appliances (not fridge/range) were their responsibility to maintain.

Also the typical stuff like lack of a maintained yard, the growth, the mail piling up, and if there are no spots from a leaking parked car that can be a sign sometimes.

I absolutelly will require EM up front AND inspection contingency to be removed 7 days from contract acceptance, NOT upon lender approval(our contracts do have a provision for seller to maintain current condition with a follow up walk thru).

Concentrate on investing and continue living a frugal life style.

During that time maintain a frugal life style, stay single, study investing, cultivate relationships with like minded individuals and be patient.

I would say it's a B-/C+ neighborhood, but great tenants and I truly maintain my property.

They just rust out and plug from the inside so fast,,,maintaining them is a nightmare.If you have copper pipe supply lines inside the house,,,your a theft target waiting to happen!!!

Having a high concentration of clients from one source is always risky.

We have attempted to maintain good relationships with them so that they didn't harass our builders and vandalize our project, but now it is time for them to move on.I was wondering whether anyone had any recommendations on peaceful means with which to enforce our property rights, since we are about to sell the houses in a few weeks and would prefer to resolve the issue as soon as possible.