Crikey, you don't own anything anyway, just rent from our overlords, and  have to beg for permission to change a toilet.

It has a toilet and a handbasin.

Then offer, if they have any other needs in their business, that you're really hungry to get involved and to learn the business, so if they needed help answering phones, cleaning toilets or whatever, that you'd love an opportunity to work with them and help out.7.

These don't suddenly clog, like a toilet.  

In there, there is an ad for "apartment supply warehouse" where they stock those things common to rentals, toilets, garbage disposals, stoves, stove parts, etc., etc. that are cheaper than at Home Depot.  

Lol hey put a toilet and tub in there and you're good!

I would just have to finish it, including painting it, adding some flooring, a lot of fixtures (toilets, vanities etc.), and put in a kitchen - I'm guessing about $100K to do it right.The asking price is around $300K.

If there's a toilet and sink on both sides of tubs then you need to get a wall in there to separate the rooms.

The $13,000 includes:Replacing one entire gable, repairing another gable, tearing out all bathroom tile and old vanities, new flooring (vinyl plank), 4 new ceiling fans, 2 new toilets, 2 new bathroom vanities with new countertops, sinks and faucets, new kitchen counter with new kitchen sink and faucet, paint on all surfaces inside and out (except brick), new doors, new hinges, new cabinet hardware, new bathtub surround, minor carpentry repairs, all new light fixtures, all new switches and outlets throughout, some minor electrician work, minor plumbing work, various minor drywall repairs, gutter repairs, painted concrete porch, new pillar for front porch, doorway thresholds, all new blinds, replacement of a broken window pane, all the appliances, and all the labor.

If the toilet was in the bathroom but not hooked up, would you say its installed?