Checking the applicant’s rental history will also help you determine if they show consistent patterns in their life, like staying for long periods in rental properties and jobs.

At that price it was only this pattern of light oak.

I looked into the hourly usage and can find patterns in what I'm confident are toilet flushes. 

I would carry the same colour pattern into the converted garage on the left end as well.

Try pulling out just one and see if the same outage pattern occurs (or the reverse if you pull the incorrect one); if that turns to match what you see after a move out then you have your culprit.

I notice a pattern while mailing absentees.

Not concerned about overspray since the walls will be done anyway after.Tried an HVLP with compressor, and that would take 3 days for a room.Reverted back to the brush and got frustrated after the first window.Bought a Wagner sprayer with cup,realizing they are consumer models,still expecting a half-way decent result: Very limited control, heavy beast in your hand, overspray like crazy combined with a pattern that is a mix of big droplets and almost bare spots.

I just saw patterns, kind of like looking at a map with no roads but for some reason I could see them.

These guys were on to his scam back in '07.http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/anyone-purchased-armando-montelongos-real-estate-package/Over 2300 comments later, you still see the pattern of1) newbies wanting to know if he's the real deal and if the expensive course/mentoring is worth it2) investors who set them straight3) Armando's paid shills trying to counter the onslaught of negative factual infoThat thread started out exposing the fakeness of his flipping TV show, where houses were "sold" that he never owned, to "buyers" that, in one case, were his relatives.

This kind of falls into the third basic trope of the pattern though, "There are some good ones out there and Jay and Brie made a website."