., dog walkers for their pets-- plenty of services-- that the property managers can coordinate a full service weekend experience for a wealthy elderly couple from New York.

I do not desire to reward tenants for poor behavior.

Part of my reason for getting into REI is so I can live the wanderer lifestyle while I'm still young enough to do it and enjoy the activities that we love; we have a Northern Lite truck camper and while it's a bit too small for my husband and I, our 2 dogs and cat, it's perfect for traveling up to a couple weeks at a time, which is what we both want to do.Thanks again to everyone for the great advice and warm welcome.

They came in with a dog, told us about the dog, paid a deposit and fee for the dog.We were over there for a problem recently and noticed two things.

I had a tenant who paid late every single month, like she’d usually give me half early in the month, and the other half after like the 20th, I literally didn’t care, she never missed a payment (she did abandoned here dog in my garage after she moved, but that’s a whole different story) but as long as you are getting paid in full every month you should be happy lol. 

They will only continue the behavior if they see they can get results from it.

The quad was about 4 hours drive from my residence.So my bird-dog wholesaler (good dude) who has given me some great deals in the past, finds a rundown quadplex in the South.

I had to file a lawsuit against the builder in Panama for nefarious behavior and not doing what he said.The lawsuit started in 2019 and it is still ongoing.

Shadowbox, dog ear, privacy?  

It's got to be incredibly minimal based on this completely inaccurate take on the behavior of Section 8 tenants.