It us hard to believe that we own all C+ Grade apartment buildings and also have many tenants who steal other tenants mail, packages, rob cars, put slugs in washers and dryers, stole the entire set of 28 mail wall-mounted mail boxes and a few days ago we found a piece of a coat hanger in a clothes dryer that was being used to get the dryers to work for free.So, I went on Amazon, purchased a surveillance camera that is also a USB charger that plugs into a wall and I installed a wall plug receptacle on the side of a light fixture on the ceiling so it was not noticeable.

And if a tenant breaks one I charger their deposit $10 for a new one (material only) and hang it right back up in the existing brackets.

The only Schumacher I know is a battery charger.

I told myself I would never be like them, and even though I am pretty frugal now, in 5-6 years, I plan on rewarding myself with one of my favorite cars when I pay off my last property, a 71-72 Dodge Charger. 

I sold a 1969 Charger on July 18, the buyer notified me he can't get the car until Oct and the title has not been signed over, I will be making a capital gain of 20k on the car, do I put down July 18 as the sale date or when he actually picks it up?  

I've had people calling me, excited about a "deal" where I can charge rent equal to 1% of the house value.

I did a few hours of research and managed to start selling Iphone chargers.

Sometimes it helps to charge rent and utilities separately, then if the cost of utilities goes up, you can raise the amount the tenant pays accordingly.

I graduated from Hillsdale in 2007-nice to meet another Charger on BP.

Another option, if the tenant is holding over and locks have not been changed and you have not gained possession of the rental unit, charge rent for each day the tenant is holding over and tell him if he vacates the unit now and takes his belongings and leaves it broom clean, you will waive rent for the days he held over in November.