And this has led to people commiserating with alcohol and comfort food during the pandemic.

I've had a couple of alcoholics who showed up late or never. 

We are often on the phone when he is pulling up to pick them up from their private school and his Bentley and they are upset because the Wi-Fi is not on for the 10 minute car ride home.I Love telling him to make sure that he at least gives them a couple free and clear properties in the portfolio that will be budgeted towards their drug and alcohol treatment center when they’re adults!

I ended up paying the squatters to leave because they were going to drag this out especially the prostitute with both her special needs children (no doubt that way because of her hard drug and alcohol use).

Great way for me to write off my alcohol. :)

We had one tenant who we evicted as soon as we could as they weren't paying the rent and refused to talk to us...and yes they were getting benefits and decided to spend it on take out and alcohol instead of groceries and rent. 

I found this article with some other good ideas, too: https://www.apartments.com/ren...Some of the things I found interesting in there:- A few bathroom items so they don't have to run out and get them- Command Strip hooks so they can decorate without destroying the walls (especially important for me since my units are plaster, heh)- Furniture Felt Pads so they don't accidentally scratch the floorsInterestingly, the author of the article cautions against alcohol.

I am not lawyer... but I just gave "CAL CIV Code 1714" and it sure seems to talk about the rights of people who serve alcohol at events... nothing to do with landlords providing security. 

It is always a lot of work to be in regulated businesses (like alcohol) and food businesses (with food safety rules).

The real problem is when people tap out or blow out their pipes, it gets little balls of resin (tar) in the carpet and has to be removed with rubbing alcohol.