@Colt Clark I give $50 off January rent which I hand write in a Holiday card in December to tenants who have paid on time all year or since their lease started.

They will easily write the $500 off and save the headache. 

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

I suggest to anyone reading this to write out their requirements and pass those out to prospects that come to view the property.

Write down your incomes for each property.2.

My boyfriend and I had the idea to just write with a pen on blank postcards because it may be more eye catching that way but we are not sure if it is a good route to take.

But such things as I've stated above (and a whole lot more that would require I write a book) will greatly reduce the likelihood of a bad rental outcome.

They might easily have some issues with a slow period and then where do they get the money to pay the actual rent to you.the one question I have is if you could write the contract in such a way that an eviction would not be required. 

Well, it turns out my insurance broker who can write nationally found me a new insurer who is half the price of the old one.

Have a map ready when you do it, as well as a pencil with an eraser so you can write on the map.Good Luck!