It just means that if I ended up with an a-hole renter who trashed appliances or who whined about every plugged toilet, I could tell them to pound sand.

It's like people who want to get in shape, if they don't lose 50 pounds in a week they give up. 

For example the 500 pound gorilla and most popular fund is from BlackStone, which is one of the largest and most experienced real estate companies in the world.

I have seem some of the video footage where they prevented property damage or unwanted loitering.

. $35 for animals under 30 pounds, $50 for animals over 30 pounds, and $75 if the animal is considered a dangerous breed.

Or an unwanted fix/flip I could look at?

I charge $35 a month for animals under 30 pounds (dog or cat), $50 for an animal over 30 pounds, and $75 for animals on the "dangerous breed" list.

@Luke Johnston slightly off topic: I have the greatest respect for and have partnered with real estate brokers who have been experts in their field and a true asset.I think the approach you suggest is penny wise and pound foolish.

I might trade a gallon for a gun, Or a piece of livestock, but not for a pound of gold. 

Richard, As Chris stated, if it is outside of the statue of limitations, it's worth the recycling value of paper, about $0.01 per pound.