Of course, the tenant would have to prove they were damaged by your failure to tell them of this death.

Wood floors can be easily gouged and damaged by irresponsible tenants, quickly negating a lot of hard work.

(minor, fire damaged, major overhauls) - LTV?

Don't build out too many though because it damages the culture.I could go on...

Plumbing - Must be functional with no damage or leaks.Hot water - Must be functional.Electrical - All receptacles must function normally, GFCI receptacles required in kitchen and baths, no exposed wiring.HVAC - AC is not required, but if ductwork is present, then AC must be functional.

My realtor ended up with the listing, and it the property sustained a fair amount of damage in the flood, so its was a good thing that I passed.I would love to pick your brain on your experiences in our local market.

I need to add something to the lease about it, like coins or foreign objects creating maintenance or damage, or overloading, or even cleaning up after yourself.

And there was a PEX joint that had no clamp, so that was spraying - but it was close to the water shut-off valve, so they quickly shut off (otherwise the ceiling leak would have been more damaging).

Small maintenance and damages from the LLC, major outside maintenance on the building owner.

Here you can have serious water damage if the place is unheated, so I have the utilities set up to convert to me if the tenant disconnects them.