Unless it's an extravagant piece of equipment that you specifically say "if this breaks, I'm not fixing it, you just won't have use of it anymore", the tenant should have a reasonable expectation that everything that's in place when they move in should continue to work and stay in good health.  

What about buying a cheap piece of land for around $15000 in a good neighborhood, and building a house on it? 

I wanted to get some advice on a piece of property that I want to buy.This property (about 1/4 acre) has a 1000 sq ft building on it.

Returned mail pieces are called 'nixies' in the DM pro world. 

(a cooperative assignment LO)The Seller only wants 1 month rent as a security deposit.The TB has 10k as option consideration.Wouldnt the seller bark at seeing a 10k option consideration that they get no piece of??

It's been nothing short of a pain piecing that puzzle together to make sure I have no days of $550 / night rental open because someone didn't overlap a stay.That being said, I see how high rents have been getting around LA where I live and I am considering buying a property in an up and coming neighborhood like a Highland Park and renting it out for now and then maybe moving into it within 5 years.

I pay $5 a piece. some states in can get pretty expensive others its free.Good luck

(somone wanted a nice mantle piece I suppose) I still need to call BGE to sort out the 700 and something KWh I some how used without a meter.

We try to buy good used ones that work well and aren't very old so that it isn't a case of supplying a piece of junk.  

i have a seller who has delinquent taxes on a .83 acre land lot of 4kLot look to sell for 13k to 16k based on a couple of other lots that have sold in the area within the last year.I have yet to touch a piece of land with back taxesHow would you seasoned land investors acquire this deal?