If you have a property manager handling it for you, pass it along to the Tenant at cost of the Workman plus the markup of the property manager, whatever amount that is.Spackle is cheap, but paint can get costly especially if two coats are required. 

For example:- "1 time $129 non-refundable set up fee paid at lease signing"- "non-refundable pet fee of $200-500 per animal applies to all pets & must be paid prior to or when you pay your first month rent"- "$30/month required resident benefit package" Just my two cents.

Turned out these were animal bones but we had to shut down work for a couple days....you just never know do ya?

One thing I am seeing a lot of is sugar-coating and hopeful optimism on the part of GPs and lenders—and that’s my takeaway from your notes on this CEO call.  

As to service animals, they are NOT pets.

I know Quickbooks can be its own animal and I will certainly take the time to get some training.  

I'm Samantha Derman from Los Angeles- I am passionate about animals AND real estate investing.

I am partnering with a local animal shelter to do content one day promoting the puppies and my own place in one. 

I'm aware of both the ADA laws regarding service animals and FHA for emotional support animals.

After well over 1000 houses it’s proved it’s worth.BUT if you think sugar coating will work sprinkle sugar all over the conversation. certainly nicey nice communication and unabashed laughter will get you elected but it won’t buy many houses. our product is money and we best not forget that. there’s a power exchange happening in every conversation and the one who blinks first fails unless winning isn’t important.