Also, when approaching a tenant about an issue, its best to focus on the behavior you want to see from them rather than pointing out what they are doing wrong.

I don't need to get into behavioral finance and economics here.This is also something the you are not thinking about.

:roll: You would think someone would at least be embarrassed and hide from the cameras in a situation like this.According to the video there is an org. called "Take Back the Land" that is encouraging this kind of behavior.

Lead poisoning in children can lead to neurological damage that affects their ability to concentrate and learn, cause behavioral problems and result in a lower IQ…for life.

I can see online when the deposits are made but didn't take into account when a deposit is made on the 5th which happens to be a weekend (for example) the post doesn't occur until the next business day.This weekend will be one of those weekends....I can only assume their chronic behavior will continue and they won't make the deposit until Sunday, Oct. 5th.....posting won't happen until Monday night, Oct. 6th.

If their basic behavior did not change they would not have committed the crime.What you plan is a humanitarian thing, which is what you do with your profit, not your business, it needs to make money.

He cannot be trusted to meet his obligations (as taxpayer) so will continue to follow that behavior.

They like our units, however, I'm worried about having individuals with mental behavioral problems and possible drug addictions.

The tenants representation will point out how they even boarded the animal for a time because of the LANDLORDS atrocious illegal behavior and they should be compensated for that on top of all the other damages. 

"My children", nope just a product of natural behavior.