Yes its a PITA to move in in/out, but not worth the battle for saying no to a pretty basic request.The majority of CA rentals don't supply a refrig..... just stove, dishwasher etc.... not even washer/dryer....some do, but a larger % don't in general.

New water heater, new stove, new fridge, numerous repairs, and a water leak emergency that I should have fixed on my own but went with a company who charged me $700 to fix something I could have done myself for basically free.Now, I probably have a bit of a crappy house with all the things that have gone wrong with it, but I also had super conservative estimates behind my CAPEX and maintenance.

So I am calling the guy between every meeting I have that day, basically every 60 minutes, asking for a call back, texting him. 

Second, net operating income is derived for the subject property which is, basically, EGI minus expenses. 

You basically are into it for full market value? 

We do basically self insure for the a lot of the value of each property.

The notice was basically a pay or quit notice, but at the beginning of it, it explained how I had taken ownership and that the occupier owed me $XXX rent from that date.

@Sami Gren What Kelly is basically saying is that recording a conversation that you aren't a part of is illegal. 

My first and ongoing thought was “whoever owns these units hates life” once inside I saw it was basically bulletproof.

It costs me around $2,600 a month to pay the basic bills.