I finally notified them that I would get back to them as soon as I could and that has helped some bit.For instance the other morning when it was 60 degrees out, 15.5 degrees Celsius this tenant called to complain the heat wasn’t working properly and the toilet seat was cold.

I want to do white from the tan current color.These are the toilet paper holder, towel rack, and soap dish fixtures - I think porcelain - old style material.I would attach a photo but I don’t see any links to do so.

Did it ourselves took about 2 weeks just for the bathroom.All wood framing & window trim $70 (70% culled lumber HD)OSB walls & flooring $100, Wall insulation $45In wall electric blower fan heat $87 240VoltLed lighting $6 above $19 mirror, All ancillary Electrical $70Exhaust fan $30 another Lowes return toilet $25 lowes returnvanity $35 with top slight chip doesn't show faucets $79floor tile 79cents/sq ft. 35 sq ft tile backer-board floor & shower stall $75Shower stall tile 80 pieces @ 49cents each 12x12.48x36inch shower base $48 Lowes (small chip now covered by tile) shower base drain fitting $20.shower diverter (left over from another job) probably $80tile mastic $38, grout & caulking $45 PVC/Pex plumbing minimal as waste pipe etc underneath floor $100Cheap Cedar fencing wood ceiling,  baseboards, trim $25.60 stained with old deck stain we had.Drywall $10 (got 54 sheets from Lowes with damaged edges for $50) We drywalled the entire unit & had 12 sheets left.Pella Window $30 lowesSolid Pine Barn door $10, barn door hanger $80 (amazon)Where it went ...Somewhat finished ... 

Have an opportunity to pickup a lightly used 42ft diesel-pusher complete with king bed, full size bath (separate toilet and shower), and small washer/dryer combo.

I do usually buy toilet, sink, vanity, etc since it’s more of a selection process.

Those are all hidden within the walls usually around toilets, sinks, tubs, showers, etc.

We supply anything that is shared (toilet paper for shared bathrooms, trash bags, dish soap, etc) so that tenants don't have to worry about whose turn it is to purchase supplies.

For example, the "archaic" practice of drinking water, of dedicating in a toilet, or consuming food through your mouth vs the South Park measure of.... let's say alternative modes of entry, lol. 

This list includes but is not limited to:Reprogramming a remote for cable/hdtv.Flipping a tripped breaker and finding the cause.Changing the agitator dogs in a washing machine.Replace a belt in a vacuum cleaner.Change the flapper and fill valve in a toilet.Replace a seat on a toilet.Put a bed frame back together.Changer filters on a CH/A unit.Clean evaporator coils on a CH/A unit and refrigerator.Unclog a sink, toilet or shower.Replace washing machine water supply lines and/or hose gaskets.Change P-trap under a sink.Change wax ring under a toilet.Adjust a screen door locking and closing mechanism.Know how to change a ballast in a light fixture.Know how to put a sliding door back on track.Know how to reboot a modem and operate a security camera.Know how to change door locks and deadbolts.Know how to re-caulk a tub and shower surround.Know how to change a CH/A wall thermostat.Know how to remove a broken light bulb base from a socket.Know how to replace a defective water shut off valve.That's just the things right off the top of my head. 

Bathtub and toilet regurgitating and clogging.