Would never know anyone used to smoke in there, and I'm someone who is very sensitive to the stuff.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

It's like pulling teeth from a chicken!

By adhering to these criteria, you can (a) avoid the excessive repair and tenant management issues associated with lower-income areas, and (b) avoid the lower returns and more sensitive house prices in the higher-income areas.If you wish to own properties that will naturally have the highest rental and resale demand, then the place to position yourself is slightly below the median.

They are great guests, fun to host, and not as price-sensitive. 

So, any time sensitive filing deadline for an affected taxpayer occurring between June 14 and October 15 can be extended to October 15. 

I cut my teeth investing in dumps in C+/B- neighborhoods, moving in, fixing up myself, renting out, and repeating ...

Also, if you do NOT report your "incentives", you can have the IRS on you, and your "manager" could very well be considered an "employee", even if he trips up the stairs and knocks out his own teeth...showing YOUR room for rent.

So I haven't heard anything from Tenant 1 regarding the deposit, but Tenant 2 is the one that has sent a letter of contest (within 7 days, by the skin of his teeth).

DOS is sensitive now-a-days is all I can say.