
12 June 2025 | 35 replies
The same is true for pressure washing service, roof, house and window cleaning.

20 May 2025 | 7 replies
Also, we charge $75.00 to "rekey" a unit for our workforce units, so maybe this is something you look at in the future as a we will reprogram the lock, but it will cost a fee (whatever you think is enough to make a point, but enough that they can afford).

13 June 2025 | 57 replies
And the moment anyone threatens this system they cry out "but who will wash our clothes, mow our lawns, cook our food...." sound familiar.

15 May 2025 | 14 replies
Hey @Jules Aton, I buck the trend in that I do a custom kit with more things than most will have.In addition to the basics like band aids etc, I have both alcohol bottle plus wipes, peroxide, eye wash, little packs of antibiotic ointment, larger non stick pads, paper tape, medical tape, surgical scissors, forceps, tweezers, butterfly bandages, Surgifoam, plus more than I can remember.We are way out of town so I wanted to create a kit that has a ton of stuff that could treat many wounds.

11 May 2025 | 2 replies
Tenant just moved into the house and is complaining that his English bulldog is have a severe allergic reaction to something (undetermined if it’s inside or outside the house)Note, last tenant we had smoked weed in the house but after they moved out we had a remediation company come out and scrub and wash all walls and all surfaces.

28 June 2025 | 214 replies
Brian Nelson's speculation in the webinars in May was he would have the "books" and bank accounts by June 1st, no later than the 8th of June.

17 June 2025 | 119 replies
I understand that gurus also strike fear in the hearts of students as to their materials being proprietary and secret, this is pretty much hog wash as they don't want what the teach to be made public, they lose money and their information is then subject to scrutiny, neither are areas they want to go into.

7 May 2025 | 14 replies
guests arent going to wash anything by hand. they are going to stick them in the dishwasher along with pots and pans.

8 May 2025 | 1 reply
And then there's reasons not to....Reduced upfront costs: Providing appliances requires a significant initial investment.Lower maintenance and repair responsibilities: If the tenant owns their own appliances, the landlord is not responsible for repairs or replacements when they break down.Less risk of property damage: Washing machines can sometimes leak or malfunction, causing water damage.

7 May 2025 | 7 replies
Pretty much power wash the drive and call it a today