Section 8 pays well but be prepared for rough treatment of your property because of the number of occupants.2.

No telling the extent of the damage until you peel off the layers.Cost of treatment $400.

We do raise a healthy population of termites and about half the properties will need to be treated for termites, rarely have they done any damage and the treatment for most rentals is less than $500 total.Phoenix has all of the major sporting events, tons of recreation, a major university and land to grow!

I doubt my treatment of the late fee is going to change any of that!

But there really isn't a tax impact on the principal.Where there is a difference in tax treatment is with the interest. 

I have been told by a termite inspector that laws are changing and that banks demand treatment every 5 years on properties with known termite issues.

This company uses the heat treatment which is supposedly the best way since it kills them all in one shot.

This used to be a trailer court till it died of old age and didnt meet new water regs and septic issues.It is ADJOINING the city's water treatment plant.

I may be mistaken, but I thought that the HomePath stuff was geared toward owner occupants getting the favored treatment.

Ph up, ph down, algecides, chlorinaters, shock treatments, clarifiers, stabilizers, etc.