All Forum Posts by: Richard Dunlop

Don't rent to them even if they are  borrowing the deposit. 

Never let them pay it later. 

Since you're talking about political issues,

you could play politician and tell one group one thing

and another group the opposite. 

Interesting Note Chick-fil-A has the highest per store sales of any fast food type restaurant.

 Joe's question seems relevant.

I spent 4 years in college in South Carolina And I've heard a lot of bad things happening in Charleston in the news lately. But since I haven't been back in a long time I would not feel qualified to critique an article on @Prag Patel's home turf.

That is the way they all start out!  She has sent you nothing!  She never will!

But they then have 1000 reasons why they need a small amount of money from you so that they can send you a large amount right back.

Ask a simple question? You will get a "cut and paste" response back that does not fit your question.

One of the ways it works is they send you too much money by Cashiers Check and you deposit it. 

Then they have you pay a bill for them in cash only to find out that the CC was counterfeit.

A common one was an out of the country person transferring her car back to USA. Would pay rent 6 months in advance and $3000 extra. Her "Father" was the one paying for everything and FedExING you the CC.

Always an excuse why they can't talk on the phone. 

By the time the CC comes back on your account you've already paid the $3000 to the "company" that is arranging the overseas shipping of her car. 

Her referencing you assisting with a couple of things is typical 

Depend on your local, they may set it higher based on your sale price, so check before you count on the lower taxes.

@? should bring up someone that has posted in the thread

@ first 3 letters of name brings up someone you are a colleague with 

You need more than a property manager to invest in Detroit!

I respond: "Yes call me so we can discuss it."

It usually generates another auto response.