One thing I found alarming is you have to sign the paperwork within two hours of winning an auction, or you can lose the $2500 you pay to register for the auction.

In addition, two closet doors have fallen, the security alarm goes off in the middle of the night, the pantry doors will not open or close and there is only one door in the entire house that will lock.

Not to alarm anyone needlessly, I was listening to an Ivy League Dr. recently and he said, here is the basic math coming, 40% to 60% of population will get the virus and millions will die from it.

But as soon as they checked in, the fire alarm was beeping/out of batteries (even though she had just changed it!)

For example, is adding a smoke alarm so you can legally rent it 'securing' or 'improving'? 

The house alarm scared the intruder before he could get anything, but that was enough for my tenant to request a dog.

It has an alarm system inside.

If they need to go ask someone...that means they don't have direct access either....all sorts of alarms should be going off on that type of an answer.I hope those help but feel free to tag me again if you need anything else.

If they do give you a negative, provide a professional, factual response.Guest: "This Landlord is a thief!

One lady raised her hand and said that since some people have watches with alarms on them (this was 1990 so no cell phones yet!)