This will be my last reply to this thread as you clearly are not one I can converse with.I understand that it is literally impossible to see facial expressions and tones of voice when simply writting text on a public forum.

Love the facial expressions:) I was doing it at dinner and my wife thought I had lost it...

I have it in my written criteria that I will reject for threatening, bullying, harassing, of the landlord, LL's employees. neighbors, or other members of the applying party.If his demeanor is such that he stands too close, leans over you, makes harsh facial expressions, says threatening things, then you can certainly reject.This is just about the only place where I think it is OK to play the girl card.

I am on the edge of my seat, as this whole idea and subject really intrigues me, but I am not going to make any rash decisions.

Jose,It must be that facial hair that gets the tenants in, because if I posted that I would get a bunch of calls that would waste my time.

That standard things we buy from WalMart between vacancies are: deodorant soap, facial soap, laundry detergent, dish soap, dish scrubbing pad, toilet paper, paper towels and occasionally bath towels, bed sheets, dishwasher tabs and pillows.Every now and then I'll buy some adult dvds and print some advertising on mailing labels. 

Small business owners will let trusted employees go since they can no longer afford them.We will have a rash of failures in small business and everyone will blame the administration in power for the loss when it was triggered by minimum wage meddeling.Uneducated workers will figure they have an additional 40 hrs at $5 more or $200 in discretionary income which they will over spend.

Put a bullet camera over your keypad in/out for a facial shot.

The argument was my CPA uses 80/20 can he, and can he even if I show land is LESS than 20 The answer is no that still doesn't allow a straight up 80/20 splitYou need to use actual amounts.But I appreciate your making such rash assumptions based on 1 out of my 3k posts on here.

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