Maybe we should call this phenomenon Agent Delayed Data-entry or ADD for all of the agents in need of adderall prescriptions to get their jobs done?

We are cleaning out our rental property after finally evicting our tenant (for non-payment of rent) and she left many things behind; including prescription bottles with her name on them for Methadone.

There are websites that will give you a "prescription" for a dog or whatever ridiculous animal you want without ever having seen or talked to you.

She's also on some very heavy prescription meds and has been seen stumbling and slurring speech.

Require doctor's prescription and current vaccination records.

My suspicion is this tenant went to a doctor or counselor, received a prescription, and then never returned for treatment.

If a person within your unit has a prescription or documentation from a medical person or therapist that says the person needs a service/assistance/comfort animal, you cannot prevent the tenant from having the animal—even if you have a no-pet policy.

In fact his only real prescription has been medication.I feel this problem is yours to figure out, not the landlord.

When you go to the CVS Pharmacy to pick up a prescription do you sometime pick up some laundry detergent on the way out even though it costs twice as much as at the grocery store?  

It strikes me that the clear intention of the legislature was to clear title on tax deeds after four years, but the wording of the statute unfortunately leaves wiggle room: "A title under a tax deed properly executed on or after July 1, 1996, at a valid and legal sale shall ripen by prescription after a period of four years..."