You can toss out a healthy increased rent figure that would make it worth your while and require the pet deposit or one time fee.

(coming soon...)In short, stick to solid healthy markets (economics and housing), then stay within good communities that have like-new properties.

What all the others said plus a nice healthy EMD.

I hope the link below works:http://shine.yahoo.com/healthy-living/landlord-ordered-to-pay-tenant--800k-over-bedbug-infestation-182955308.htmlThe chemicals that really control bedbugs well are illegal.

Please do your research first, as there are tons of things that can reduce the value of that lot in a hurry, Zonong, permit costs, utility fees past and present, soils, etc, etc, etc.

Many ppl are afraid of losing their jobs, healthy insurance provided by the corpation for the family definitely weighs heavy.

Joe O I read the forbes article and it is good to hear some optimistic statistics. "...When adjusted for inflation and compared to the market’s pre-bubble 1998 performance, Las Vegas home prices are — despite double-digit percent gains over the past year — still 20% below their pre-bubble healthy market norm....."

The septic could be fine asis could have a leaking tank that is not to expensive or could need a full replacement that could get costly depending on type and the soil on the property.

Anyway, that another forum topic...Regardless of where you stand on the issue, there's little doubt that our current government is harvesting a large healthy crop of young adults with a solid "entitlement" mentality.

Stock market soaring, homes selling like crazy, home prices up, 195k new jobs created last month, corporate profits healthy, consumer sentiment at multi year highs, etc, etc.