Giver your HML the right mix of weed, booze and pills and I bet he'd think about it for a few seconds!

But, with the poison pills off, they got a car.4.

Or is it better to take a 'suck it up pill" and move on.

@Robert Shoffner , while they may not appear to have a need for a service animal, you are not allowed to ask WHY they need it.If it is a service or Emotional Support Animal, you are only allowed to request proof of prescription - a letter from the prescribing physician stating they did prescribe the animal for the tenant.While you can't ask why they need the animal, I am not aware of any laws restricting you from requesting that any animals be restrained or otherwise controlled while you or your workmen are in the property.

There is no one magic pill (otherwise everyone would be doing it). 

There's lots of approaches that will work and the drain tile is a prescriptive that I was told came up in the mid 20th century - however one of the rental properties we own actually has a wooden foundation, with extensive weather wrapping around it, and then about 2 feet of pebbles/river rock out from the foundation in each direction.I've found finding and tying into existing drain tile to be extremely problematic - (how deep is it, where is it?)

I would recommend charging your tenant for their share because that's a tough pill to swallow.Tax benefit - I wouldn't price those into your mortgage because a lot of the factors that determine your tax situation are still undefined and will be until the end of the calendar year.

Still a huge chunk of money to someone like me, but an easier pill to swallow.

@Lap Ku, Great question - There's no prescriptive statutory period. 

Unfortunately trial and error is the best prescription I have found for finding the balance.