We reached out to the guest and reminded them of the rules of our lease and they understood and turned out to be model guests for their remaining stay. 

That is the midwest, maybe Texas, depending on your buy price.Running calculations without looking at properties is fools gold.

I just had a guest with a Tesla who used my dryer outlet to plug in his charger.

She lives in Chicago, was a BP podcast guest a few years ago, and has a lot of rentals in Milwaukee.

Plus, being on layoff status gives me a lot of free time and is Just another reason to never put all my eggs in the job basket again.Here's the deal, pals: whether you're in the land of Jersey, the big apple New York, Pennsylvania, or Maryland, I'm your go-to guy!

For the dining furniture in the nicer house, I shelled out and got what seemed to be good stuff but my guests keep breaking the cross bars between the chair legs, staining the cushions, scratching the tabletop, and then just the bolts come loose over time.

If you are able to get REPS status, that would help tremendously.

Because you can build a house with an attached guest house, then just seal off the door and have 2 houses.3) If you have to have chickens then you need to move on because they ain't gonna change that easily4) If the random crap bothers you, also move on5) You have your extra structure already in the old cabin so that's a bonus. re they making you tear it down.Sounds like way too many restrictions for me, especially out in the country on a 5 acre lot.

On the one hand, I doubt anyone submits if extra cleaning charges are incurred or needed (whether owner pays them or passes on to guest): viz.

How does the demographic profile (age, income, health status) of potential residents in New Jersey and New York influence the demand for assisted living services?