The trust stipulates it will pay for college and housing while attending college.

Send the required itemized deposit adding in rent/charges etc with a deadline to pay stipulating they will be sent to collections if not, send them.

A contractor gets paid based on the contract payment terms, it is not necessarily once per month, it can be once per week if that is what was stipulated and agreed to.As to supporting the GC, we all believe part of the problem here is the GC.

Manufactured homes are okay as well, with the stipulation of them being 1990 and newer, on their own land and have the ability to be financed in the future (never moved besides original placement).

Do your leases have stipulations on the type of guest that can visit?

Additionally, I have a relationship with a local small bank, but they are no longer a portfolio lender, so there are certain stipulations and hoops that I need to jump through that I previously did not prior to the bank going public.  

I bet there's a bit of disconnect between management and operations here.My lease stipulates "no visiting pets".Can anyone top that for pet fees apart from a no-pet policy?

Your lease should stipulate a per diem charge that you can levy against the security deposit of the outgoing tenant.

Hi Martha.What stipulations does the current lease have about being able to change the conditions?  

Take a look at this video, it describes the stipulations quite well and definitely helped me out.https://www.youtube.com/watch?