Here is one way to track rent-roll in QuickBooks for property owners and property managers:-Edit customer-click on additional info-click on Define Fields-Enter Rent-Select CustomersClick OK 2 timesGo to Reports:-Customers-view Customers Contact List- Modify Report- on the bottom left - scroll down -select rent-click on Header/Footer - change the title to read Rent Roll-click OK-name it as Rent Roll Report-Click on Memorize report

:If you want to eliminate tenants with young children, removing the bathtub is a perfect way to do so without getting into trouble  Funny how far I had to scroll down to get to what I was thinking!  

If they fight you on it, you would have to return their entire deposit, regardless of any damage.http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...Scroll down to the blue section. 

Scroll down to the blue section, toward the bottom of that section on useful life and normal wear and tear:http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...

Scroll down to the blue section, almost to the end of it:http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...It has other good info on normal wear and tear and the normal life span of carpets, etc., and what you can charge tenants for, etc.Also note that you were supposed to do an initial (pre-move-out) inspection, if the property is in CA.  

I'd be wary of Law Schools these days - Google "Law School Enrollment Decline" and start scrolling. 

It is so incredibly ornate and well-crafted (you have to be talented to carve cherubs, scrolls, egg and dart, serpentines, etc.) that no one would be able to afford anything of that period.   

http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/tenants-rig...Scroll down to the section "Landlord's Duty to Find a New Tenant in Illinois."

You can also often see if they've changed the price, by scrolling down to older ads listed.I believe you can rely on the advertised price on Craigslist, too, because most landlords don't dicker on price with applicants.

The properties they manage really stick out because of these photos if you are ever scrolling through what is available for rent in the market.