You have to catch them at the right time.

In most cases in our market we are working with contractors whose native language is not English, and its much easier to over communicate and catch differences (mistakes) early since it will be easier for your contractor to fix. 

Usually after any frenzy of activity things do have to slow down to allow the system to catch up.  

If they earn it you buy the card on your double miles CC to mitigate your cost, if they don't earn it you're probably earning the extra $600 if you catch my meaning.

If they reimbursed rent from when you started the application that would be a huge improvement or if they could approve existing landlords that have proven themselves and catch up the paperwork and inspections after the tenant has signed the lease.I have 2 existing section 8 properties and I like the program.

Really heady stuff a savvy agent needs to help a property owner navigate.Note to all I am sorry there are so many acronyms in this post I tried to catch all of them with links if you have any questions please let me know.

It *seems* logical, but that usually means there is some catch I am not seeing ;-). 

It is a good deal considering the low level of risk, so I guess it goes along with the saying, "you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar."

We put about 5k in our rental to get it ready to rent and I know I would not catch everything especially with the changing tax laws.

I've often tried to be nice and let a little junk go ignored, or some food left out on the patio for a day or two pass, or even $100 less rent go unpaid for the month (with expectation of them catching up next month).