I'm tired of Detroit bailiffs coming out and gouging $1000 and 2 dumpsters at $350 a piece while taking all day and letting the hood rats run around breaking **** and causing a scene while they are getting put out.One of the biggest reasons Detroit has such an atrocious tenant base is because the city has trained them to exploit a broken system. 

The grass is a foot high, the place isn't "move-out" clean, there are a couple of broken windows, etc.

I just made $60kwhy the **%* does the contractors invoice need to be broken down for the benifit of the IRS? 

I texted them just checking in and letting them know i saw the broken window.

If there is obvious impact damage, or large pieces broken completely out, this may be creating a potential hazard for bare feet which should be addressed promptly.

Your "flip" consists of repairing a broken front door for $100 and replacing the roof and the wraparound deck for $27,500.

If it is hair or toys or paper products, and within five feet of the fixture; or before any point where another unit or home joins a common line, as long as the condition of the line itself is not the cause of "catching" the debris; or if the line itself is bellied, broken, or has root intrusion.It may be educational to sit in on a couple LL/Tenant Court sessions to see how the local Courts rule on "wear and tear" vs. damage.

If I drive up there to replace a broken microwave, then ski the rest of the day, spend the night, and leave the next morning, can I still count that as maintenance?

I have broken the rules how dare he complain!

But the greatest thing is that Real Estate is just like a broken clock - It's always right twice a day!!!