So its not just in the windows, but even happening in cabinets in the kitchen on the other side of my house.

I would separate the units and make it a studio with a shared kitchen. 

With four crews of ~13, many of which have been with us for years, we are now offering a white-glove service where our crews will come to your unit once a month for a health “check up” and inspect major appliances, air conditioning, furnace, air filters, lightbulbs, and identify any potential areas of potential risk.

Can we as landlords evict a tenant for failing to do anything our property manager requested to prep for hard freeze, which resulted in a burst pipe in kitchen and water damage (left water on to house overnight and didn’t open tap)? 

I am looking for 2-4 families, class B, light rehab (paint and carpet, bathroom & kitchen) with decent school districts.

Goes well with Shaw Kitteredge 577 Fog vinyl flooring that we are using in the living room and kitchen/baths where needed...combo looks current/contemporary.

Purchase price: $12,500 Mobile home bought in a 55+ community, replaced the roof, all new flooring, brand new kitchen with granite countertops and freshly painted.

It does not have a kitchen, though I may considering buying a fridge/microwave to be more appealing.

She moved in when we still didn't have a kitchen or functioning upstairs bathroom.

I’ve thought a lot about both approaches but the property I am thinking of fixing up is in the family and is technically not mine yet and aside from needing upgrades it has other problems associated with it.I am currently living in the property I've made some upgrades to the kitchen, bathroom, exterior and interior paint and I’m paying $500 rent that goes towards taxes.