I also like @Kris Haskin's idea for helping to justify the raises, and help them understand your not a greedy wealthy fat cat landlord -- as many renter and probably younger people are likely to believe.To hijack a little bit @Patricia Hinojos :Can you talk to me a little bit more about this college rental cycle.  

You need fat margins to make money in real estate on a consistent basis.

MitchI only serve Fat Tire and Corona.

Exercise as well of course ;) After losing 100lbs of fat, I still wasn't happy and was seeking more.

Coming from a corporate background, I can guarantee this works -- every organization has a lot of overhead, and if you force the heads of the organization to trim the fat, it will happen without any loss of effectiveness.4.

At the end of the day, she got a fat return and fat problems with the housing authority for not reporting income changes.

The quick answer is this would have been a good short sale candidate, because there was a huge second at risk of being wiped out in the foreclosure auction.Now, the game isn't over yet - the "fat lady" hasn't yet sung!

None of them will lose their jobs, in fact they're all getting fat raises.

I don't like to chew on the fat or beat around the bush, so ...Do you think it is wrong when; There is a house for sale listed with a agent/(broker etc..) and you go up knock on that individuals' door, and one way or another tell them ( and this can be in any number of ways, such as - Dont bother listing it with them/ Take it off the listing/ Save your 3-6% with me etc) and pretty much under cut the agent/broker and deal directly with the owner?

I also put a gate with heavy chain and big, fat padlock.