@Rudy Ferrara you are twisting this into something it is not.

I would also consider a small printed sign and a gentle reminder when signing a new lease that they washer should not be overloaded.

I warned him that it now had an alarm.The following afternoon, I got a call from the detective: he had walked around the property, found a potential easy point of entry - the back door - and gently pushed it.

Well, the only thing that can keep those trends alive is if the pandemic takes another ugly twist and comes back in rage.

My sports car is a 1995 Mazda Miata that is a blast to drive top down in the mountains, flying around twisting roads faster than just about any other car and certainly anything in its price range.

Are you the type of person who looks for things to be offended about and twists things into something in order to be offended? 

Account ClosedI echo what Sue said with a bit of a twist:1.  

I own a 3 Flat property on Chicago's Near West Side and I am planning on increasing rent in the following manner:(Rent increase is due to market rents and a hike in property tax)3bd/2ba, 1,150 sq ft ApartmentCurrent $1,150Market $1,500+Renewal $1,350I am being gentle as I prefer to receive $1,500 but flipping the unit could cost more due cleaning and repaint costs (20+ft ceiling).

Now, we're interested in building our network in the area north of Seattle and exploring single-family and small multifamily properties.But here's the twist:  We don't live in the U.S.

The value we add might be completely rehabbing and bringing it up to modern standards, or it could be simply waiting out a lengthy and uncertain transaction on a distressed sale (folks looking for a primary residence to move into would not want to put up with what you're dealing with -- that's why and how you make your money).Have your agent, if you are working with one, make regular, gentle inquiries on how the process is going, never failing to remind them that you are ready to close.Good luck,Vincent