Interior doors typically have passage locks (which do not lock) or privacy locks (which lock with a button or a twist).

Last cases are from July 2011.I am just afraid to look up her criminal records.Unfortunately it seems like getting burned by a so-called "professional" at some point is a rite of passage in RE investing for most of us.

There’s nothing wrong with that—it’s sort of a right-of-passage to get to the big time...if you survive it. 

@Gideon Sylvan title companies used to provide foreclosure lists in CA, but it became problematic for them to do that with the passage of Senate Bill 133, so they don't do it anymore.

It's almost a "right of passage" to appreciate what an honest and reputable property management company can do for you. 

Use a single deadbolt and a passage doorknob instead of a locking entry doorknob.

Once this got out, the rumor mill started, and for many people, that was it…they assumed that was the law..but it wasn’t…The bill was highly amended before passage, (Thank you State Sen.

(Hilariously, with the passage of time, these landlords had come to delude themselves that these were quality properties.)

Dealing with deferred maintenance for the first year is just right of passage .

Definitely using a passage knob/lever (no lock) and deadbolts.