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The other new form, Automatic Clearing House (ACH) Recurring Payment Authorization, enables tenants to pay their rent through an automated clearing house (ACH), so they needn’t bother writing a paper check every time their rent is due.ALSO, new in this 12th edition is a coupon which the first purchaser of the book may use to receive free of charge all of the forms in the back of the book in common computer formats, PLUS a trial version of “Pushbutton Landlording®,” the author’s stand-alone program for handling the tenant and income sides of rental property management.Best of luck to you....   

What is the current coupon code for pro membership.Thanks J.B.

Also - due to Federal Reserve manipulation of the money supply, nations will be less incentivized to buy US Treasury Bonds - which pay a fixed coupon in dollars (which are losing their purchasing power). 

I find it takes the initial tension off since most people want to see their landlord as often as they want to see their proctologist.The box includes a roll of TP, a local coupon book, a mini flashlight and a mini screwdriver which comes in handy since our maintenance addendum requires tenants to tighten simple screws like that of a doorknob that can come loose. 

Focus on the big stuff vs getting bogged down in smalls like $.30 coupons or cancelling a $10 magazine you like. 

Things to keep in mind when comparing RE vs your securities portfolio are: principal and interest paydown, taxable benefits (depreciation, operating expenses), higher coupon (cashflow from rent) than most high yield bonds, and 1031 exchange - to list a few!

FRS also sometimes has coupons or percent-off offers in the local ad flyers/coupon envelopes, which might save you a few bucks, if your local property manager can grab one.I am not affiliated with Foundation Recovery Systems in any way, and I don't get money or other compensation for posting this.

At the bottom line, each party gets a number (seller = proceeds and buyer = money he needs to bring in).However, if it is a condo, you need to have something in the PSA asking for a copy of the HOA payment coupon, along with any leases, insurance declaration, recent utility bills, yadda-yadda.If buyer just accepted that HOAs are $x/month without any documentation, I don't see where an estoppel (usually between landlord and tenant) would help - HOA dues are something he/his broker should've gotten a copy of as an operating expense.Now if the seller lied and there is written evidence, he'd have a better case.

Do they want equity, do they want just a return, do they want to participate in the upside or just looking for coupons to clip.