Our contract clearly spells out that we will only install products that we procure and supply.4) The way we do it - we have a disclaimer in our contract that expressly spells out that we will sometimes over-order, and leftover materials belong to us.

This also happens with improper installation. 

If you can afford the repairs I would do them, and then rather than selling as a lease purchase with a small down payment, sell as an installment sale (carryback) with 10-15% down, so you can get your money back.

Hi everyone, I recently had a stamped concrete driveway installed at one of my rental properties.  

You can wait until tenant turnover to actually install the locks if you want, but you will find life so much easier when you only have to carry around one key.

In the end it will be less intrusive to abandon the defective line and install a new one in a location that it can be accessed in the future.

Here's the SOW:- Kitchen/Baths-Refiinish Hardwood floors-Change furnace/water heater-Plumbing-Upgrade the panel-Finish basement (Insulation, laminite floors, drywalls)-Change garage door -Install Carpet on the  3 bedrooms-Downspouts-Some landscaping -Change garage door-new door, fans, outlets, etc. 

(NH/MA)  I think the only way you are going to get out of paying that much would be to install the enclosure yourself. 

However since you would be transferring equitable title you may have an issue with your loan, the due on sale clause most likely includes transfer via contract for deed, installment land contracts, etc.

- so it put a new layer of work on the management staff.Biggest problem - winter came and I had a whole new round of freeze damage due to the way the meters had been installed.