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Now, add things you might find in higher-end extended stay hotels like a fully equipped kitchen, pots, pans, dishes, flatware, laundry facilities, etc.

They do 2 jobs...e.g one job and then Uber or Skip the dishes so they are never really at home but about 10 students living there so 2 per room.

I've seen cables lying on the ground outside, dishes mounted on roofs improperly, and no customer education on the equipment.

I saw a nugget around SU that I wanted to share with the community to be helpful, so I kept it short and sweet and hopefully tasty for others.

Since I have not had use of the dishwasher for the last six months, I now have no where to wash dishes but in the bathroom sink.

I usually write in the Lease that I replace the filters once a year when inspecting the unit and they replace quarterly the rest of the year.They won't for sure because even the cheapest filter cost $8-10 but at least once a year it got replaced.Besides, some tenants don't report problems like plumbing, d/w cycle stop working or washer/dryer - they just do dishes themselves and go to laundromat.

I was able to save up a good chunk of money by delivering papers, washing dishes once I turned 14, working as a crewmember at Wendy's for 3 years, and then cleaning operating rooms for the last year of high school, and all throughout college.  

Only times they ever contacted me was for issue like - garbage disposal leaking, dish washer seal broken.. etc.