Don't know how many rental you have, but you must treat them all the same or you're guilty of discrimination.

If you feel guilty of her making such a low comission, my answer would be a quick and definitive, NO!

I've turned in wholesalers before, I'd love to let you plead your case.

We made a decent wage as teenagers chasing down errant Kayaks and Canoes :)I would assume you build the cleaning fee into your price and the "cleaning fee" section of AirBNB just makes you feel slightly less guilty about passing the whole thing onto the renter.   

Ok now I feel a bit guilty for not promoting Boston!

My gut reaction is that if she was quick to be defensive, she is probably guilty of something. 

Judge xxxxxx moved to find us guilty and assess a penalty while the constitutionality of the statute was being questioned.

The issues I see are :-The minor child's alledged offense took place off the property and has not been adjudicated( That old innocent until proven guilty thing)-The tenant can go before the court and plead his case with a sob story that he needs stability for his son to get him back on the right path-No legal reason to evict as the incident was off property and the rent is current

Your tenant is not going to push for a jury trial, particularly when she can't afford an attorney and knows she is guilty of not paying rent.3.

Now he's pleading poverty that he can't afford the taxes?