Of course, because it hampers their "efficiency."

If that's going to hamper your finances lets get to the bottom of where you stand and what can change to improve it.

If the past year has taught us anything here in VT, its that our economy is driven by out of state visitors and a law that is too strict on this could really hamper that moving forward.

Our cleaner will take some home sometimes or put the sheets in a hamper for the next time there isn't a back to back.

Multiple broken leases really hampers you ability to do any real estate investing for a long time.What you do is what we all do.

And if so, what is the cost and prospect for collecting something, certainly not all, but something.My thinking is that if it shows up on their credit, it may hamper employment, car purchases, rental applications, education funding, etc and at some point they would need to pay me to go forward with some major life steps over the next 10 years.

PHX got hammered when new construction stopped in 07 08 09 and then subs all moved for work  if you recall I remember 4 plex that linda Gercheck sold for 350k in 04 selling for 80 to 100k in 2010 and basically were vacant.. so the cycle go full circle .. now it sounds like market is more balanced construction while hampered is still going  etc etc.. 

I was a tenant within the commercial building, looking to build my business but was hampered by the lack of maintenance and care of the physical plant by the owner.

I was hampered by the fact that I'm in the process of using another card to cover a homes renovation and I haven't refinanced out a paid down that existing debt.

A word of caution: Do not purchase the property if you will need to dump cash into it every month, this will hamper your ability to scale your investing going forward.