The ONLY reason that I can think of to work when you don't want to is an emergency - like a water line break; heating and cooling emergency when the outside temperature is extreme; or a refrigerator going out.

Yesterday I received an invoice from him for rental of a refrigerator for 81 weeks that he left in the other side of the duplex when I purchase it.

Of course that doesn't stop some tenants from moving out and taking the A/C condensor, the refrigerator, the dishwasher and all of the light fixtures.

:mrgreen: A little OT One fellow I knew had his counter top microwave on top of the refrigerator!

This time she says it's the refrigerator that smells.

Built-in refrigerators in high-end properties also fit this bill.There is nothing lost by trying to get a price adjustment or repair credit of some sort - at most you lose the time and the effort in trying.Locks do usually get changed.

I see the refrigerator is still there.

One unit needs all new flooring. 4 need new refrigerators.

very few kids draw on walls, and a $25 can of paint can't fix. never had a problem with cabinets, but if you have a side by side refrigerator then tend to step on inside to reach something on the higher shelf

Installation of one or two interior doors, one from the bedroom, one from the bath, to another (the same)room, water timer added to shower plumbing, as well maybe as heater for that bathroom, and possibly some outside outlets for use near a pool, building a soundproof box to house these darn noisy refrigerators and provide some pantry space in kitchen.