Kiln dried, treated or something else?

if not, tell them that if you receive a call, you will have to be truthful about how the place was treated & how they handed the deposit. also tell them you tell LL you will be following up with the LL after departure of tenants.finally, tell them if they apply last month's as rent you will seek a judgement which can affect their future ability to rent & own.just some thoughts/ideas.

Otherwise, it's treated as a tax.

A lot of contractors still treat you like you're going to be living in the home and price the work at retail accordingly.

(called during normal hours this time).If we had needed the rental longer than one year we would have found a new house STRICTLY because of the PM.It certainly gives us a new perspective on ensuring that our PM treats us right AND treats our tenants right.

Remember, you are operating a business, so remember to always treat it as a business, not an extension of you personal finances or life.

Advise the plumber that you will put into your review of him that his charges were excessive and outrageous, and you will even publish the amounts and services performed so that others won't be treated so shabbily.

Do you treat your local one's any different?

After spending much of 2012 in the process of refinancing several mortgages, I am starting to get a little frazzled at the way bankers treat people in general.

Landlords are treated adversely in many communities, only for the fact, that they are landlords.