No offense taken .

No offense but you don't know what you don't know enough to be ready for a complex this large.20% is on the low end for what you need initially, you have to have enough money for reserves, insurance, taxes, capex, etc...

This is both an offensive and a defensive tactic.

And I would expect the relationship to die, if it hasn't already.No offense, but this is what happens when people treat their investment like a charity.

Or you can have it in the lease as an offense that can result in eviction.Good luck, be firm about the damages (the molding and yard are not normal wear and tear).

No offense to realtors or those who use them, but few of them are motivated enough to arrange the number of showing and offers you will need to do to find good deals. 

-it can help police identify a pattern -it can be the crime that finally allows an offender to be prosecuted-it can make the offense less rewarding for the perpertrator even if they arent prosecuted-it puts the criminal on other peoples radar - it supports your insurance claimNo, its not necessarily of value to your business in the short run but I believe it is of value to society so I would report it-

Trust me I have experience with copyright issues I hope there was no offense taken, I know you where just trying to help, Thanks!

I take no offense but want to invite people to look at the numbers. 

But let's just say "offense is the best defense".