Suffice it to say, I held the title of "Snake Master" after a certain Girl Scout outing. 

Detailed preparation is indeed the key, as is being sure you meet all requirements you may need to *before* you file suit, such as notifications and demand letters to the landlord, if such apply.For that matter, a demand letter alone may actually suffice, particularly if it comes from an attorney, but properly written, you can still clue the landlord in that you really mean business on your own.

Suffice to say now that I'll treat any septic related disclosure with caution.This was a sale by the owner and I turned it into a rental.   

If your tenant demands their security deposit back, a letter from the previous owner stating that "she used it up", will not suffice...and there will be some big time fines associated with that.With that being said, I would ride out this virus before making any changes.

A lot of RE investors piled on debt without cashflow to suffice the debt obligation in order to bet on huge appreciation, which is gambling.

With a hefty down payment I would surmise a conventional loan would suffice but hearing more from people, an FHA loan seems to be a more feasible option.

A simple hand-written note at the end of the lease will suffice as long as all parties sign it.Landlord hereby authorizes tenant to replace appliances at Tenant cost.

The neighborhood is what I would call a blue-collar B-minus, so most likely laminate countertops would suffice, as an example.

When I purchase a property I simply want to verify my own assumptions - so a personal meeting looking over his schedule C’s, bank deposits, utility bills, Leases, etc will generally suffice on a smaller property. 

A short notice that they did not meet your qualification standards should suffice.