I tend to rely on insurance only for 'catastrophic' losses.If my tenants maliciously destroy my property I can press charges.If my tenants don't pay rent for 12 weeks and then take a 'runner' I AM AT FAULT and should NOT be in this business.I doubt this coverage will be around for long.

IRS agents at you local office who begin an audit process usually go by the code, it's not til they decided to press someone in the audit do they begin to researh case law, unless they just happen to know, but IRS Agents don't intrepret case law the use the Code, so my point is, I wouldn't be concerned with a case that may not be exactly like what someone else is doing.

I hold a full time job and would like having a bit more control of the construction by managing it myself but I feel I may be pressed for time with a 9-5.

The lawn guy didn't want to press charges and the resident had calmed down and started with the applogizes before the police arrived.The next business day we called the resident and made him an offer to move by the end of the month and his lease would be broken and security deposit returned.

So, you press the "Link" button, paste the info for the link, and then press the "Link" button again.

People here are looking for the landlord that will let them "slide" and I'm just not that pressed.

Take a screw drive and try to press it into the sole plate in the wall where exposed and see if it's solid.

And then there is the issue of dealing with Congress, the judiciary, the press, the public, etc.But I do think that the president (and all politicians and voters) should have an understanding of what makes the economy tick.

I think a lot of that is because of negative press on short sale investors.I just got a Broker onboard yesterday with 2 deals.

I've been so busy with the logistics of gettting this place ready to rent, I've been hard pressed to take the time to think about the finer details.