You then explain to the contractor that by doing this, you'll greatly increase his chances of getting audited, and it would be better for HIM if he just gave you the information.I'm guessing that most people dislike the idea of getting audited more than they dislike the idea of paying taxes...

Just an observation I've made overall, though from a landlord perspective it does not affect me at all generally.I just dislike that the current environment rewards you for doing less and being more and more careless with your time and abilities and just leeching taxpayer money.

Real estate is such an emotional asset also that takes much more into account then comps, even comps aren't really comps when it comes down to someone disliking hardwood floors or loving the surrounding area.

Usually these groups meet once a week before the auction to go through the list of the properties going on the auction on Friday and discuss their projections, likes and dislikes of particular property.

Sure, let's make sure your new tenant dislikes you right out of the gate.

At the moment, you've chosen to dislike it, while the rest of the world embraces it. 

My main goal is to really do this full-time instead of relying on working for corporate america (I absolutely dislike it).

Also, city and county governments tend to dislike mobile home parks.

Unless your landlord particularly dislikes you, this is usually enough to get them to back off on your security deposit.If, on the other hand, they refuse, you might need to take them to small claims court to get your deposit back.

That is not interaction or experience.You can dislike the dog all you want, but how about you tone down what you say?