@Hilary GravesI typically do but I hold multiple viewings in time slots on the same day to save time.I don’t typically let someone apply without seeing the house.

Let's say Saturday Jan 14 you will being doing showing, "to lock in a time to view the property please fill out and send back with your available times and I will provide you with a 30 min slot". 

DM is kinda like going to Vegas and playing the slots.

No they're putting ads on local radio and late night slots that between weight loss and Shamwow infomercials.

My prediction - Greg S has very few problems with tenants and his rentals run like fine tuned machines and pay like slot machines.  

HUD give a maximum number of voucher slots and funds to the housing Authority and once that is filled the only options is to wait to see if vouchers are taken away from tenants violating policy or to wait the following fiscal year. 

If someone is late for their time slot, they would go to back of the line if there are multiple applications. 

Just like slot machines.There is a senior, in particular that I am thinking of, in the building I live in.  

They've been paying via check for the last 20 years and my dad had been traveling 90 minutes round trip to pick up the checks (multiple times per month since of course they would claim they dropped the rent through the drop slot and it must've gotten lost in the room). 

Sinks that hang on the wall and don't really need the base usually have offset brackets that the sink hangs on, that are bolted to the wall, and a couple of slots to bolt the sink directly into the wall.