If the company hires a plumber to install a hot water heater and he hooks it up wrong and someone dies from carbon monoxide poisoning they can sue you personally but really will not win. 

I fill a small trash can with toilet paper, papertowel, travel size soap, toothpaste, a decent amount of feet pads for furniture, a new carbon monoxide detector( to keep), a  six pack of water and cokes. 

Supply and replace all light bulbs, fluorescent tubes, and batteries for smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, garage door openers, ceiling fan remotes, and other devices (of the same type and quality that are in the Property on the Commencement Date);E.

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@Mitchell Smith for under $100 you can install a carbon filtered water tap in the kitchen.

Preferably don't burn it, you want the carbon and nutrients to go back into the ground, thus mulching with the Forestry attachment is better. 

There is also a play with carbon credits.

Hi all – I am curious to learn some of your best practices with respect to: Smoke detectors Carbon Monoxide detectorsFire extinguishers HVAC filter cleaning Lock changes between tenants I currently have property management in place for each of my properties and was considering asking for confirmation that smoke & carbon monoxide detectors are in working order.

Detroit has developed a model to reduce the carbon footprint as well as providing an affodable cost effective solution to homeless and affordable housing.

And everything was recorded by hand in the big books.. (  not sure if this is still how they do it on the east coast at the courthouses.then in then 70s courthouses and title companies started to get digitized IE micro fisch.We were still using carbon paper when I started... fax machines were not invented yet.. so we had to make copies then we had NCR paper and that was huge.. then we started faxing but the darn paper the image would fade away over time so that was not really good for legal docs etc.The counties got into the computer age and created their GIS systems  which really helped this started in the 90s with computers entering the homes and work desks.Scan became a thing  then docu sign.. and then counties electronically filing deeds as well.Nothing has changed with Notaries in all my years in the business its still in my mind very weak link to protect real estate transactions.. for a number of reasons that I wont discuss as I don't want to give bad guys any more ammo .