There were a few years when I owned over $2 million (back when that was a lot, to me at least, say 10-15 years ago) on 10 mortgages.

I only have three rentals so it's not that big of a deal but I can imagine if I had more that it would be a lot to manage to send out individual links to apply•Smaller annoyance is $30 seems like a lot to charge tenants to submit a background check on an application but that is the fee required by RentRedi for them to pay.

You have done a lot to set yourself up, now you need to show up and ask good questions.

It's a lot to put here.

Then after check-out, right when the review window opens, we send them a review request specifically stating that they were awesome guests and that we gave them a 5-star review and it would mean a lot to us if they gave us one as well.Mentioning 5-stars several times helps make them realize that 5-stars is the standard.

There is a lot to learn, and to be frank, the knowledge you're seeking will be 40% of the industry.

This is a lot to consider!

That's a lot to ask of a complete stranger!

Man, at 22, I would have given a lot to have parents who could have cosigned on a six-figure loan.

Your experience is impressive—definitely brings a lot to the table!