If rash, irritation, redness, or swelling develops, discontinue reading. 

I have had a rash of evictions lately for non-payment and it has caused me to look introspectively at what I am doing or not doing when screening these tenants, that may result in me allowing bad tenants to slip through my screening process.Although I own lots of investment property, I wonder if I can't see the forest through the trees.

I don't want to make a rash decision.

I like the reassurance of the softening of the market as I don't want to make any rash decisions and rush the process. 

They've probably had a rash of people challenging this.  

While I agree with the "positive thinking, go-for-it" folks on this site in regard to full-time REI, I also appreciate the sobering advice of those who caution against a rash decision just to get out of the grind.Still learning, of course, and mostly through this site.

The individuals from these firms that speak to the tenants do not threaten, however their size (6'5" or more) and weight (300 pounds plus), facial scars, tatoos and overall persona convince all but the extremely stupid that leaving is a good idea.

Just yesterday I was in a crawlspace to do an inspection and besides the spiders crawling on me I rubbed my neck against some insulation and now I have a pretty rash! 

Corelogic (First American) has the largest footprint and Fidelity a distant second for the Pre-Foreclosure list and the mortgage lates are becoming more difficult to obtain due to a rash of litigation for supplying the list.

AGAIN, we won't be renewing their lease.Thank you so much for all your advice on how to handle her, rather than giving me a rash about my terrible, no good PM skills. 🙄