For example a younger person with only a few years of credit history with a $100 written off cell phone bill from when they switched companies will have a bad score because they don't have enough history to offset that small negative.

If she leaves without paying rent, apply the deposit towards whatever is owed, bill her for the rest, and move on.

If you do illegal side work like that and there is an issue you could be held liable as there will be no errors & omissions insurance to cover you and also the state could come in and issue fines and/or suspend your license.

And with your medical experience and real estate experience--not to mention your knowledge of medicaid billing--I don't think you need him.

Here is my situation:- I'm a W2 employee that earns north of $500k a year- My wife is a stay-at-home-spouse- I'm looking to buy ~ $1,000,000 in STR Real Estate by the end of the year (as an investment and to offset my tax bill)I'm fairly well versed in the rules surrounding using STR to offset active income.

They paid for 45% of the total bill.

The pool pump running will add about $15-20 every month to your power bill. 

I'd also add when talking to their landlord to make a deliberate error with the house number or street name. 

We get code violations and waters bills all the time that can be outrageous.

Yes, with checkbook control you will have a checking account that allows you to invest in as quickly as you can write a check or do a wire transfer or online bill pay.