Hopefully you know about the animal before you lease to them and you can see if you have any other more qualified applicants.I realize this is a year-old thread but, since it has popped up again, the bolded is not necessarily true. 

Texas has a hue amount of opportunity. 

It is in bold print and underlined and I make the tenants initial the lease right under that.It's really not a fire hazard at all unless there are no windows in the room with the door.

Instead of sending a letter, send a postcard and on the front of the postcard include a picture of the house you want to buy, and include, "I want to buy your house" in bold letters on the front over the picture.

Anyone want to be a bit bold and suggest a fair split?

The end Buyer might walk since they can't really take possession.Now, sorry to be so bold, but reality needs to be clear here.

I have that statement in bold letters at the top of my policy.

While many might scoff at the idea that someone can arbitrarily dictate that all rental prices will follow the CPI-U, you have boldly chosen to assert yourself and demand that the world conform to your ideas.

This one article below is from 1979.Inflation doesnt care if housing is affordable. in bold, 100% correct.

The difference it makes is $254 per SQFT Vs $267 per SQFT I like how the listings are done on the MLS system in Charleston SC.. big bold letters ..IF SQUARE FOOTAGE IS IMPORTANT MEASURE !!!