You will also spend a lot of time talking with people about different options and then pricing them out detailed and itemized and then they tell you they expected a $5,000 job and not $25,000 - you just wasted two days for $0.Personally I would do this: Free estimates are a verbal range only and I would strictly limit my time to 30 minutes on site.

I know it is easy to get a new flapper, a new ball ****, or new handle, but older toilets just waste water.

They are going to make you pay it anyways so don’t waste a day at the courthouse.

Locked-and-loaded waiting for the next opportunity!

With 400 rentals under management, it's such a small issue that I wouldn't waste the ink adding anything to the lease.

When they move out the movers will take all of your stuff and load it too. 

They aren’t going to waste money on advertising if they are a scam.

If you pay the utility bill, then you should definitely talk to the tenant about wasting utilities.

If your electrical load remains the same (assuming it meets current code) you wont need to upgrade your main service.

@Lucas Carl & @Julie McCoy Yeah its very common for people with loads of doors to master lease units.