And yet you resist.......LOL.

. $10 says in july she can't resist using it hahaI would be more worried that she is refraining to use the system to save money.

I applaud the companies that resist and just go month-to-month.  

I probably have to get a steel reinforced hurricane impact resistant door. 

@J Scott I wasn't trying to make you look bad, I was just laying the cards on the table, if all other things being equal, that my applicants are equally qualified, I'd choose that path of least resistance too, there is nothing wrong with that, however, there is an issue when that deficient applicant is the only applicant or applied before another applicant.

I didn't have late payments after that, except very rarely, and usually it would be a couple times a year with students waiting on their next financial aid payment.So, if you get rid of deadbeats, and go ahead and send some type of reminder, it will really cut down the late payments, in my experience.I really resisted reminding people to pay their rent at first, thinking I shouldn't have to be their mommy. 

Honestly, I learned to resist doing things for "good will," because you are right in thinking that they can start to think you'll say "how high?"

But, I couldn't resist Googling to see if UNLV has a law school and voila! 

Then a multi tester to determine what is no longer working (has no resistance/connection).

It claims to be a water resistant floor and there is a 25 year warranty on the one I bought.