They will generally all have a history of bad behaviour that should be easily discovered.

So im not saying here that statistics cannot be used in direct mail; rather, I am saying that it may behoove you to find the lists that have a higher percentage of motivated sellers and then go from there by improving your interpersonal tact and willingness to go WAY above and beyond to solve people's problems.Then, and only then, you're conversion rate will be both trackable and higher than average. 

Basically, this comes down to using double leverage.Now the last thing I want to do is to encourage irresponsible and overly risky behaviour so I want to mention that borrowing against stocks is very risky, especially when buying the wrong stocks.

You have trained the contractor that this type of behaviour is okay.

Tenants like this are frustrating and Nathan is right, you will only get mad at their behaviour, let a professional deal with it if she won't move.

There are still behavioural quirks using the site via mobile with either the stock browser or chrome.The most difficult with which to contend is the floating menu bar ...

I've seen enough Judge Judy to know that renting out single rooms against Zoning Regulations is fraught with danger (not least of which are Tenant-related personality/behavioural issues).Time to think multi instead? 

I assume even the interpersonal-relationships-challenged owner is aware of that- if he/she attempted legal action against your mom, your mom would have a great counterclaim.

@Scott Trench  You are NOT responsible for your tenants behaviour. 

. - and how much behaviour can be {relatively} painlessly modified to improve energy efficiency.