This tenant is not in physical possession of the property, nor will she be if released, because the unit is red-tagged as uninhabitable by the fire department, on account of the damage she already did.

So you probably supply them in that market (if that is where you are looking)..As to the PROS: You avoid excess wear and tear of having appliance delivery and removal done by every arriving/departing tenant (that may not be as careful as you); Plus, you get some assurance the installation is correct (especially key with a washer and dryer).

I'm a little hesitant to sell because we've gotten offers from the corporate department of large global gas/convenience store operators (all investment grade corporates) with plans of developing a gas station/convenience store + QSR and/or other retail.

I use a five gallon bucket and tile sponge or floor sponge mop on pole with TSP from the paint department on the walls.

I had a stupid tenant make a comment to me about smoke alarms and kind of to the tune of if you put that back up in the hallway and it starts beeping I'm just going to rip it out..I called the fire department from the parking lot,, said it was a non emergency,, that a tenant had threatened to tamper with my safety equipment and wondered what to do.. they came out and talked to the tenant right away.. never another word was ever mentioned from that jerk again. 

It also allows homeowners who have damaged houses to finance the rehabilitation of their existing single-family home; Information on housing providers and HUD programs – The Department will share information with FEMA and the State on housing providers that may have available units in the impacted counties.

You need to register with the Department of Neighborhood Services.

I know of an owner of many properties in Grandview where the tenants have had to call the county health department to resolve issues, which have never been resolved.

I stumbled upon this Department of Numbers link and the the US Census has this American Fact Finder.

@Cramer Guzaldo There's a reason you don't see the water department, gas company or power company personally collecting from your tenants.