Break out the yellow letter campaigns, go knock on doors of houses with overgrown lawns, buy a list of out of town owners, get back to basics.

That plus a pen and paper.Some of the time I might break out Excel but that is pretty rare.Every so often I see a software package that appears slick or useful but I have never made the leap and bought something.

From your experiences with absentee owner lists, what is the % breakout of leads between buy-and-hold investors and accidental landlords (needed to move but didn't want to sell at a steep discount)?

Break out the bubbly!  

Break out the bubbly!

They asked if they could break out of the lease early if we found new renters.

if they started a new lease in May and goes for a year, but along the way they decide to break out of it in October, there is not much you can do legally about it until then.Of course, that is assuming they are paying the rent on time each month. 

They told me that they would ship the bag to the federal reserve and it would be counted there and any adjustments to the count would be taken off my balance (that has never happened), they also said I am the only customer they allow to do this I don't know if that is true, for all I know when I leave they have the 3 tellers that are sitting around roll them in paper... in any event I dump the quarters in a bucket every week and every two or 3 months I break out the scale and fill the bag and drag it to the bank.I also paid $1500 for a MUCH better, new change machine. that DOUBLED my though put AND allowed the quarters to turn into bills.

Erin B. personally unless you are renting by the room don't do roommate situations and don't break out the rent in your lease.

A little background first, this tenant started a bedbug breakout in the house (I know I can not evict for this reason, as it is considered retaliatory).