Lighting and Electrical Fixtures There must be at least 1 working light each in the kitchen and bathroom All electrical outlets must be working and come with cover platesThere must be a working heating system for the propertyStructural and Fire Safety There must be a working smoke detector for every rental unit and on every storey of the property (and no non-working ones!)

Another $1500 to remove the old fixture and replace valves, and install new ones.  

These are all major fixers, not basic cosmetic, but fire damaged, foundation issues, mold, plumbing and lighting fixtures 'recycled', horrid pet and smoking smells,  etc.

That’s basically the cost of a cup of coffee, to me personally I would Much rather have someone else take the liability and daily responsibilities of such a litigious industry and make my coffee at homeAgain just my opinion, I may be completely wrong and that’s ok

I'll scoop out as much water as I can with a disposable cup, and let the crystal do it's job.

I see no reason to insist a tenant spend time cleaning cabinets, fixtures, flooring etc. if we are planning to replace much/all of it anyway, and we must clean after contractors are complete anyway.

I’d love to have a cup of coffee with you and hear more.

Handyman is a skilled labor position, so whether they are hauling trash or installing a light fixture, you have a skilled laborer doing it.

It can easily be removed with a mold removing solution or a bleach solution (1 cup of bleach, 1 gallon of water).

@Edgar Sulca  I don't have the breakdown for the windows itself since the handyman was also replacing a light fixture and doing some work in the bathroom.