I think more like $25 to $99 is reasonable...I'm thinking of maybe a broken door knob or some other easy fix that a tenant could arguably be responsible for.I think it's perfect reasonable to ask the landlord/manager to just reduce the dollar amount in that paragraph to a more reasonable number.

Arguably you can hire a runner to do these tasks too, but there's just something about being able to sit next to your book keeper and look over the files together that is very productive.Like I said, I did manage to fine one out of town book keeper that worked pretty well, but I didn't want to have all of my bills sent to someone out of state.

So as a seller/landlord, it can be a big deal because you've got this material defect that you essentially can't fix/change which could arguably reduce your future potential buyer/tenant pool and/or selling price if you decide to resell it and a prospective buyer is one of the people that isn't okay with it. 

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan "arguably the most unpleasant character on the world stage: jealous and proud of it; a petty, unjust, unforgiving control freak; a vindictive, bloodthirsty ethnic cleanser; a misogynistic, homophobic, racist, infanticidal, genocidal, filicidal, pestilential, megalomaniacal, wanna be king of kings, defender of the faith and ruler of the universe'Other than his personal characteristics Turkey has out of control inflation and a crippled economy is always looking for a fight with anyone that will advance the 'caliphates' own interest; other than that...go for it. 

ThanksWhen I run projections I heavily lean conservatively, so my factored cost of selling is arguably fair bit more than most could attain. 

Joining BP and getting more involved is arguably more of a step than sitting back and not doing anything.

That gives you a figure that is documented and arguably has been arrived at by a professional.There is no advantage to higher depreciation.

At the moment about to invest in my first rental property in The Hague.I realize that US is arguably the best market for investing in rental property, however, how would you do so not being present locally?

One thing that you can keep in mind is that no municipality WANTS to forcibly evict someone from what arguably qualifies for affordable housing.

These costs are arguably a direct result of "efficient" labor markets and so-called comparative advantage by foreign labor supplies at the expense of home-grown products.