We have in our lease that tenants must maintain all appliances.

If you must move, sell the current residence, get your equity out and bank it until you find a rental property that makes sense.

In case anyone missed it, thought I'd share that as of April 30, 2018 most residential leases must use the new Ontario Standard Lease agreement.Here's a link for more info and to download the form: http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/Page18704.aspx

For you to get your GF's share, her will must bequeath it to you and the property must go through probate. 

To grow you must at some point in time take your profits and roll them into something bigger and better.

The repairs actually took place over 3 visits in a three week timeframe. 

This must have been a marketing attempt to get good publicity.

Consideration must be exchanged for a transaction to even be legal.None of your money in the deal has an extremely high cost.

If you mean sitting around the house watching daytime television and not working, that is a really boring destination.

I must say, though, that most of the time I've known my members (and prospective members) for decades and know there is a good fit.