They have the absolute right to buy/sell the property without paying off the mortgage; just as the lender has the absolute right to call the note due if the property has been sold. alienation is an event of default in most mortage or trust deed language along with many other events of default.. which give the note holder certain rights at their sole discretion .. for instance waste fairly certain very few foreclosures are started because people are hoarders or other items of waste but the lender has the right..

Tenants were unsatisfied with the results and requested for City's Building Code Enforcements to come in to inspect for unsafe items.

Our cleaners handle refilling these items.

Any input would be appreciated on either item!

I also take approximately annual photos of all occupied units, including under sinks, overall views of ceilings, or anywhere there are (or could be) the slightest sign of leaks; and of any items needing repair, whether tenant or owner responsibility, and whether they have been previously reported or not.

My main point though is that, at worst, it is a low-cost item that can provide me with some valuable benefit(s) in this scenario.Thank you everyone for your input and perspectives.

In the bigger scheme of things, minor items like that are not important and she should just clean them and not notify me.

So,sarcasm which is what it sounds like in your responses is unwanted!

Also, be sure to get a line-by-line item bid.

You should provide an itemized list of damages and charges that add up to the amount you withheld.