pumping a tank should always be on the shoulders of landlord / property management and priced in with the cost of rent also you should make a note that tenants are NOT to use bleach and or antibacterial soaps as these products will kill the bacteria in the tank and cause a lot of problems down the road also it is a good idea to add  a bacteria of some sort to keep it working properly you can buy the over the counter stuff or just add some yeast mixed with water once a year or so I use bakers yeast every three to four years  

I'm so tired of spending so much time installing regular 10mm laminate flooring and the seeing water damage or tenant chips in this stuff.  

Vacancies, inspections, pest control, repairs, maintenance, appliances, poor management, Section 8 abatements, and other things gobbled up my cash flow and caused me to have to empty my savings account just to keep up with things.

I have never met the owner, renter does not have a good relationship due to landlord neglect/disinterest. fwiw - Landlord had a stroke about a year ago and has family in the area (son stopped by after Irma damage). consistent yellow letters?

You could not discriminate based on her and her two kids causing more wear and tear.

However, when the appraiser, whom BofA hired, came to my house, he submitted the report to my Lending Officer at BofA that I needed to re-paint and fix some of the damages on the exterior of my house before I could qualify for the loan. 

The big problem (according to my plumber whom I recommended to the seller and performed the repairs) is the cast iron drains, which rust and then cause leaks.

I have a motivated seller who is a realtor the property is in a good area the property has fire damage and has to be fully gutted, How can I estimate the cost of a full gut?

Hi everyone,Advice on these damages.1.

Where laws require "just cause" such just cause shall be so stated on said notice.