Fences add little value on a Uniform Residential Appraisal Report Form.

I also get $20/month tax free for uniform allowance and not complaining about the 5weeks of vaca. 

As an active duty military member, you are an inspiration to us and I learned a tremendous amount on tangible things I can do today to set my family up for life out of the uniform.

I believe recent "event"  have postponed the problem, but with more and more uniformed millennials reaching adulthood every day the issue will not be corrected until a crash.When that crash happens everyone will be impacted whether they prepare or not, and there's simply nothing that can get the masses of Tide-Pod eating, condom-snorting millenials to reject their pop-culture educations aside from that very same economic collapse they are hell-bent to see.In other words, I recognize that it is inevitable and that there's not a damn thing I can do about it.Until then I plan on being smart with money, investing in real estate, and avoiding wasteful debt on items that aren't income-generating assets... expert for my truck and pets lol

It must be uniformly applied to the properties you manage.

Show up, wear the uniform, do what you're told, follow the code of conduct, get paid.To go from that relentless structuring of payoffs-for-work and payoffs-for-correct-behavior to working for yourself...I think it's becoming more and more difficult in every generation.Do you agree with this?

You dont need to publicly shame him, get into contact with his chain of command, captain isnt the highest rung on the ladder when it comes to officers in the military, and they hold all of us to higher standards than the picture you painted here, also talk to a former JAG lawyer or possibly even current JAG (Army Lawyer) on his post to see what kind of Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) actions you can initate, that would be a better approach and a way to possibly get the military on your side helping you to forcibly get what your owed either through garnishment etc

If you have communicated via text in the past, then yes, it's valid notice:https://law.justia.com/codes/new-mexico/2011/chapter14/article16/section14-16-5/Most states abide by the Uniform Electronic Transmissions rules, and New Mexico is one of them.

But yes, other states have a more uniform tax code.

When dealing with class C properties I have found over time that you want to control your fate and place your own tenants because the criteria people use to place tenants are not uniform and if you end up with a dud tenant the cost of getting them out plus turning the unit turnover will be a lot higher than experiencing a short term vacancy until you get the units filled with your tenants.