Now, get your butt out the chair and go make some offers. 

Assemblymember Chiu (Chair)Assemblymember Steinorth (Vice Chair)Assemblymember BontaAssemblymember ChauAssemblymember ChoiAssemblymember GloriaAssemblymember WoodUse sample letter below, OK to cut and paste.VOTE NO on AB 1506As a property owner and landlord I can see the problems California faces with the housing shortage and high rents.I can also assure you rent control is not the answer to our housing shortage or high rents.If the Costa Hawkins Act is repealed it will have a chilling effect on development and new multi-unit construction will come to a screeching halt, thus leaving the state in an even more precarious situation.The repeal will not create a single new unit and is not an affordable mechanism.It is not a solution to the problems the State is facing.There are more people than available units and we need more housing, not less.

Assemblymember Chiu (Chair)Assemblymember Steinorth (Vice Chair)Assemblymember BontaAssemblymember ChauAssemblymember ChoiAssemblymember GloriaAssemblymember WoodUse sample letter below, OK to cut and paste.VOTE NO on AB 1506As a property owner and landlord I can see the problems California faces with the housing shortage and high rents.I can also assure you rent control is not the answer to our housing shortage or high rents.If the Costa Hawkins Act is repealed it will have a chilling effect on development and new multi-unit construction will come to a screeching halt, thus leaving the state in an even more precarious situation.The repeal will not create a single new unit and is not an affordable mechanism.It is not a solution to the problems the State is facing.There are more people than available units and we need more housing, not less.

No issues except she will use a rolling chair, may drop things, may play music, etc. as much as I try, they just can’t seem to get along.

While speaking with the chair of the board of listers with the town, I was told that the owner never had a bill of sale for the home and that seems to be the real issue.

Crude seat-of-the-pants observation, but it may give me up to 12 months to find a chair when the music stops. 

I had to install a seat-belt wearing a hard-hat because I was falling out of my chair so much!  

And by a pool, I mean a big one with a large patio where you can put lots of pool chairs for sunning.

I would also make them sign a new month to month lease that specifically states that hoarding (or however you wish to describe the condition where things pile up so that there are only trails from the kitchen to the arm chair toilet and bed) will not be tolerated.  

Although the housekeepers usually throw out minor items and take any food left behind home, guests regularly add new tastes to the spice cabinet, leave additions to the DVD collection and I have no idea where the outdoor lounge chair came from.