--The other item air DNA is not aware of is any discounts guests may receive when renting.

This includes operating your heating and air-conditioning system as appropriate to reduce humidity, using appropriate ventilation, limiting evaporation of water, promptly removing any visible mold, and immediately reporting to us any leaks or other water intrusion into your apartment or any visible mold that you cannot remove.

The most common problem is a missing or un-punched drain plug in the new garbage disposal.Common Cause: Un-Punched Drain Plug 🔌Garbage disposals are often manufactured with an internal plug that must be knocked out or punched out before connecting the dishwasher drain hose.If the handyman installed the disposal and connected the dishwasher drain hose without removing this plug, the wastewater from the dishwasher has nowhere to go.The water is pumped into the sealed disposal unit, backs up into the drain hose, and then flows back into the lowest point—the bottom of the dishwasher tub—causing it to pool.Other Potential Issues 🛠️While the drain plug is the most likely culprit, other installation-related issues could contribute to the pooling:Improper High-Loop or Air Gap: The dishwasher drain hose is usually routed in a high loop under the sink or connected to an air gap on the countertop.

Quote from @Denzel Dones: Hey everyone, I'm a 34 year old Air Force Vet, earning 6 figures as a Business Consultant.

You also need to have a lawyer review your proposed deal structure and draft air-tight documents accordingly.

I bought a duplex in the College Park area of Orlando and made the other side an Air Bnb.

It's been a wild ride, but I’m finally coming up for air... and I’m excited to actually be here now!

And of course another personal Bias is I don't recommend anyone putting training on a CC unless your just looking to get air miles and you pay your cards in full every month..

Mattresses, cleanliness, air purifiers, fans, heaters, softer sheets, black out curtains, lighting.

Plus, this is a great tenant and I want to keep them happy.Some context:My property manager does inspections twice a year and provides air filters.The HVAC system is from 2018 (central air/heat pump).I’m thinking maybe one visit from a handyman to flush the drain and clean the coils, and one visit from a professional HVAC company for a full checkup.Curious what others would do in this situation.