Again, this is just one recount of my specific case.

I can recount many times when I made that dash up to the bank to make payments.What it boils down to is....IF you don't want them coming to your house to deliver the rent, then you need to eliminate your address from the lease, and don't let them come to your house to deliver their application or security deposit either. 

Aside from cheating in FL, it was from imposing fear on the public that Gore would be much worse and all us Republican suckers fell for it, at least most of us did.There was no cheating in Florida all SCOTUS did was affirm there is no "right to vote" in a Presidential election and the state of Florida could use any method it wanted to elect the electors and conduct any recounts they wanted but it had to be consistent STATE WIDE.

They also had to change the acceptance date as the date in the original offer had expired.We agreed to all changes in terms and countered at $83,000.They re-countered at $84,900.

Podcast 286 would be a good one to listen to, AJ Osborne recounts his experience with being comatose and having his net worth increase.

I spent some time trying to understand the uses of an LLC for this purpose and will recount what I was told.

Here is where I began recounting my memories of my internship with the jolly excel model.This path of education and experience is more along the lines of corporate real estate, which is why I chose this over pursuing my license and residential real estate endeavors.

Here's my recount on how it all happened:First a quick backstory: Between 2014 and 2018 my friend and I managed to purchase 4 single family rentals using money out of our pockets for down payments using mostly commercial financing, along with some private financing...plus lots and lots of sweat equity.

Then you counter their counter, with a more substantial number, you would think gets them to consider or re-counter (this is typically a long drawn out cat and mouse game).

If he can recount a good deed, I will tell him to pay me what he can afford, and the remainder for that month will be forgiven.