Then there's the shedding and hair balls.  

However sometimes getting a buyer to switch lenders is met with a lot of resistance so I offer to pay for both appraisals, a longer financing contingency period, I threw in a washer/dryer and let them choose the closing attorney (again, thanks to J Scott tips).

It's up to you whether you want to pursue him for the additional costs, but at least at that point he's out of your hair and done harassing you over the security deposit.

Adding washers and dryers to the apartmentsc.

This may seem like it's splitting hairs but I assure it is not, it's CORRECTLY setting the stage of comprehension, as what comes next will give this clarity. 

Just in my circles I know a lot of restaurant owners,  contractors, bar tenders and hair dressers that I am sure are near the poverty line on their tax returns but are no where close to it in real life. 

Would home owners; (a) Freak out, run around the living room, set hair on fire, and call agents to rapidly list home for sale?

Dear BP,We are in the process of researching an electrical upgrade for a 1950 apartment building with 8 one bedrooms and 2 studios, taking into account the following:We have no dishwashers or garbage disposals and won't install any,Stoves, ovens and heaters are gas,We are in Southern California,In one bedrooms: 10,000 BTU a/c for living room and 6,000 BTU for bedroom,Central water heater is gas,We'd like 2 electric vehicle chargers connected to house circuit (currently only has LED lights on it),We have no washers/dryers currently but might get one of each or a pair in the future,Our insurance company states each unit should have 150 amps.How many amps should we put in the main breaker?  

The last electrician who came to give an estimate regarding electrical upgrading for installing washers and dryers (another post) said that it was urgent that we replace the fuses and main breaker which, he said, had evidence of "chuckling" or something like that...meaning some green colored corrosion.  

The only flexi gas around is dryers and ranges, and I've NEVER seen flexi water feeds used here.I did a flip in a Philadelphia suburb a few years ago and part of the gas line going to the furnace was CSST (flexible) because the furnace ended up in "attic space".Your local code might limit what can be used.