We had tenants turn the heat OFF in the condo before leaving town for Christmas (and they didn't even have to pay utilities!).

I don't know about you, but that sounds like business friendly government to me.Yes this is correct, it doesn't matter if it's around Christmas or the dead of winter, you can still get an eviction. 

While the unemployment rate was reported to have dropped today, all the reports I'm seeing are saying that the Christmas shopping season has disappointed retailers.

The day I told her was the day my family got together for Christmas, she posted it on Craig's list and asked if I would be available to show it.

-Carol

So I did more networking and more yellow letters over the Christmas holidays. 

Think about, higher rent homes are typically more stable families that don't up and move during Christmas.

cuz with my new job i've resolved to only do commercial rental in the USA if even continue investing at all in this blessed country that sadly lately seems in a constant state of proxy war =LOk will 'nail and mail' Sec deposit to Nov 15-Dec 14 was their proposal since claimed broke and made like were moving out then Christmas came and they paid rent instead to buy more time (covering dec 15-jan 10 since they were short of $200), At the time i was busy wrapping things up for the year, holidays, family, job relocation and so left things to be dealt with now. 

There will be emergencies that disrupt your peace (last year during my largest Christmas reservation a well pump needed to be replaced or lose a $5k reservation).   

We only get together in person about once a quarter and a big Christmas party at the end of the year.