@Joe Gore Then you're admitting in your own post that this is something new and thus it does not warrant the type of condescension that you're employing here and in most of your other posts.

It doesn't look good when you admit to getting huge benefits from a government program and then want to take away those benefits for others.Now, even if that doesn't become an issue, remember that Ryan voted for TARP, he voted for the auto bailouts, he voted for Medicare expansion, he voted for housing subsidies, he voted for unemployment extensions, he voted for a national ID, he voted for making the patriot act permanent, he voted for surveillance without a warrant, he voted fro no child left behind, he voted for keeping troops in Iraq indefinitely, and he voted for the 2008 and 2009 stimulus.And then he stands up and claims he's for smaller government, fewer handouts and less regulation.While there may be justifiable reason for it, the fact is, his record doesn't support his stated views...and that's never a good thing for a politician.

Wires sticking out - in actuality probably less dramatic then they make it sound - would warrant an emergency repair in my book.

At this point in time I don't think I have enough properties/transactions to warrant an investment in QB.

I also set levels for things that warranted a direct call to me.

Another would be owning a MFU out of State were you can't be onsite for every issue.If you expand your REI portfolio to several properties, the workload can get heavy and you will need staff to assist you - - the PM is a means to offload the work (and the liability) of managing rentals.As noted by others, the question becomes when does this expense warranted?

Could they even find a place with rents at $150 to warrant the move.Push the rents straight to $225 and enjoy the benefits.

Again, unless your lease specifically prohibits space heaters(I'm unfamiliar with Texas LL-Tenant Laws, you may not be able to put this in a lease), she'd be within her rights to just use a space heater if it hadn't gotten a little chilly, but not enough to warrant an oil delivery or setting up an account with the gas company.

She may have open warrants, which could violate a crime clause in a lease.

If a search warrant or court order is involved that would be a different story.