Can't tell you how sad it is to encounter one of my government-subsidized low-income tenants half-in-the-bag before noon.

What I've been told is that in this type of transaction the chance of someone in the line not being able to perform for various reasons tends to result in someone getting screwed or left with the bag.

He was thrilled to sleep on the floor with a sleeping bag.  

Your point about the sleeze bags moving down the street are somewhat true, but eventually they have to move up in quality or they can't afford it and move out of town, which is the unspoken goal of any city official!

But I opened the bag of non-profits, Partnering with for profit entities to do certain functions and draw a salary.

Make your disputes if it doesn’t work small claims court is always there and you have a nice file to show the judge.•And clean some people don’t read their rental agreement thoroughly and will miss things like the fact that you will get charged X amount of dollars for every trash bag that is used and that amount can be expensive I’ve seen them be as much as $100.00 a trash bag, or that no matter what your going to be charged a redecorating fee even if you do clean.Some people will tell you that some of these things are overkill; I think it is just smart business.

Clinton was a philandering dirt bag, but he knew how to balance a budget (well almost, if you ignore social secuirty) and knew how to milk the dot com boom for all it was worth.

A bag of ice hung over the thermostat will fix that.

because all I have as of right now are to seperate bags fulls of receipts and a rent receipt book

lolMy strategy is a mixed bag.