Otherwise, I wouldn't worry about it until they moved, then address it with their final walk-through or from their deposit when they are gone and itemize the repair. 

The cost of installation will be dependant on numerous items such as:-how many will be installed, how much jacking needs to take place and at how many points, is it a basement or crawl space, will they be installed on concrete or will post pads have to be dug and poured, is it a one or two story house (how much load will each post have to carry), etc. 

I've always believed that business cards are a transactional item.

We are being told "Its normal for Sec 8 to require some repairs and or additional items/ad ons"     Our Management agreement states "Management will obtain prior approval of Owner for any item or service in excess of $400, except for monthly or recurring expenses and emergency repairs"We were only notified of these repairs until AFTER they were completed. 

We are needing the following types of items completed. 

Some buildings have a fifth meter for the owner if there are items like exterior parking lights or other things that aren't tenant specific for the owner to cover.

JkAdditionally - Not exactly what your asking but I think there is basically there is no insider trading law in real estate other than items required for seller disclosure in a sale.

I expect I'll be allowed to walk the facility and pick items I'd like to have and get them relocated to the shop, including a natural-gas-fired heater, jib crane, sinks, etc. 

What you can write off as a business expense for smaller items depends on how you bought the property.

When they are late again I send an email with their rental breakdown that is in arrears and I include a line item for the $375 late fee.