You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

The gal driving the 15-year-old paid off Nissan may have more wealth than the guy in the new Audi with wearing expensive clothes.

[2] Off the record shack-ups-- (ie), b/f is in the unit as a home, his clothes in closet, but Section-8 has no clue to him being there?

They are always dressed well with newer clothes and shoes.One day I saw one of them go buy a soda and some food at a gas station close by, then return to holding his sign for a handout.If people stopped giving them handouts, they would be forced to go and get a job.Chris

But if the home is incredibly old and contains cloth wiring or shabby building opening things could uncover more than u bargain for.

Also think about if she does stuff with her hands, the ring snagged clothing while I was working in my store, so I stopped wearing it.

RENTER'S INSURANCE Tenant's personal items, including furniture, jewelry, clothing, etc. are not insured by Landlord's insurance company.

She buys all of her clothes at thrift shops or through clothing exchanges with friends.

Tell him he's welcome to be naked, but he needs to do it under his clothes.

I rarely disagree with the tax guy, but it doesn't sound right to me.Your Series LLC is one company with different cells just as a department of company would, a store has sporting goods, men's clothes, women's clothes, household and appliances, etc.