@Jeffrey McKee,Reading your post, reminds me of a tenant we just got rid of-- I call them "Laura Lawyers" because they think they are much smarter, and will read the fine print to their advantage and disregard all the good things you did-- ie: not charging to break a lease.         

https://www.imf.org › Files › wpiea2020200-print-pdfIt outlines how shrinking demographics have effected Japan - I have no affiliation to this paper, just found it very insightful as we can learn from what his already happening.  

I just don't understand how this administration doesn't understand the consequences of printing and spending money frivolously, as if there are no consequences. 

He then proceeded to read the fine print about how long after he gets a government check for their rent.

Print out the instructions (11 pages, but you can omit page 11), read it, and highlight anything you don't understand and want to get more education on. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Banner Elk.

This evening I set everything up so that I can print the letters out first thing tomorrow morning and get them in the mail ASAP.This week was not all that bad though.

I see 3D printed houses are gaining some traction since the cost of lumber's gone through the roof.

We have a custom-developed software program that prints the custom letter and label.

I wish I had a blue print, but I do not.