However I'd like to get something in writing that specifies the work, states that no credits will be given towards the security depots or rent, tenant is liable for any damages that occur, etc.

I probably should have asked this question before spending a few thousand dollars creating my own yellow letter workstation but I am curious what your numbers are like and if there is a formula, even if its loosely calculated, like:5000 mailers = 150 phone calls = 20 good leads = 5 contracts = 1 done deal.Does anyone have some stats about the mailers?

From the forums here, I also see that the two main dissenters are landlords in two states that are not only LL friendly, but also right-to-work states.

I'm looking for a Property Management Company that works state-wide, if there are any?  I'd like to use one company for multiple markets if possible.  Thanks in advance for any referrals.Jeff - 4Lease4Sale

I also encourage you to think about amenities that are intentional and thoughtful, like a desk or work station, a small fitness area with a yoga mat, a "library" or bookshelf with reading options, or blending outdoor/indoor living spaces where possible (of course, if your unit allows it).

According to multiple studies I have read, all right to work states experienced significantly higher business growth than states without right to work laws.Taxes and regulations are a direct impact to a company’s bottom line.

Summer though that I agree with compared to Texas its a delight.I like Charleston SC as a choice.. lots happening real estate wise.. great town great history resturants are really good.. and your right on the ocean so boating fishing etc is nice.. and airport you can get to the major hubs very easy.. economy booming with Boeing Volvo BMW and right to work state. 

For under $500 you can purchase a decent Windows workstation or laptop macs are double but they do tend to last longer

I wouldn't look that deep into it to be honest, if your buying headphones for your work station you don't need to document when your listening to music and when your on zoom.

Local county courthouse here provides two workstations where the NC criminal database can be accessed for free.