Anyway, I do agree to disagree and next time, as I mentioned before, I will be on guard for my next PM contract.

Once you're in a place that knows the truth, you'll feel so much better mentally and emotionally because you won't feel like you always have to be on guard about hiding something. 

In the Coast Guard we call it District Legal Asisstnace, they are civilian lawyers that are available to help on a myriad of legal issues.

I agree, you want tenants to know up front if you will be doing annual rent increases or periodic increases so they aren't caught off guard.

Specifically The Coast Guard or Marines.

We catch them off guard.

Type of service as in active duty vs. a national guard/reserve status.

The hunter, caught off guard, is defenseless.

You wouldn't believe how you can catch people off guard..."

Bought a multi-family in May and the neighbor is a nut job.Has an endless list of complaints, some valid and some not.He called the property code inspector two weeks after closing, and I have a laundry list of repairs that I now need to (financially) prioritize over renovating and renting out the interior.The violations are about half resolved…then today my tenant notified me that city lead abatement folks were at the property.I feel like every time I turn around he’s going to be calling in trying to get the property cited, and I can’t let my guard down.