HiI have an older tenant who would like safety rails put in her tub.

During times like these there is generally a "flight to safety" and the young, vibrant, entrepreneurial ventures are shunned for stable cash flows.

I think the most important lesson is "Margin of Safety".

In addition, the when the fans are run continuously and never cleaned, they wear out relatively fast.2) The most important reason not to include fans is that they're a safety (and therefore a liability) hazard.

I also have a Razor with Sprint (and a bluetooth) and have been satisfied with it.

Many state and federal laws exist where they can simply steal your property under the guise of public safety.

A few spots did have post and column bases which I inserted Lally columns to raise.Don't just trust the way I did it though since each property has its own unique challanges and safety requirements, you will need to do extensive research yourself for your situation.Hope this helps..

Question: How do you deal with a contractor who balks at doing repairs that an inspector says are "safety issues" and is weeks behind in the rehab?

If she has mentioned anything that affects health and safety of an ordinary tenant you will want to jump on that right away regardless if it's in writing or not, but for any cosmetic or normal minor repairs you want it in writing. 

There are currently $3150 in judgments against the owner, all in favor of the City Public Safety-Building Division.