You get the pattern.

You just put that owner in a holding pattern with no options but to wait on you.

That way when the court asks if it's posted there's no shock involved.What's worse the magistrate's clerks look at you as a "weak" landlord if you come in at the end of the month and have let a tenant establish a pattern of being late.

I also dislike using this cash flow pattern absent additional information.

Just point out the greater risk of not changing your current trajectory (a good way to do this is to make a long term financial plan based on maintaining your current income/spending patterns for the next 20 years- that's usually enough to shock most people into action)It's true that some people never get off the earn/consume treadmill.

I have a very consistent sleep pattern and get at least 7 hours every night.

hl...I'm just starting out in REI, and will likely use a GV number to start with since it's free, and I've otherwise been quite happy with its conveniences considering my personal usage patterns.

I think what most experienced landlords develop is pattern-recognition.

But again, I think the real issue that your fact pattern raises is whether the founder can lawfully rent his office space to the nonprofit to begin with.

Look for patterns as in are they away late 30/60/90 paying there credit cards?