We're just here to give you tips to incorporate a little bit of toughness mixed with professionalism because you definitely do not deserve to have anyone walk on you...especially a person living in one of your assets!

He deserved that HOA ha ha.So, sure, if your seller owns it outright, and can't sell it easily and wants out - I don't see any reason you can't work out a deal.  

And if one correctly organizes their business and cash flows - like you  -then they justly deserve luxurious rewards, cars or otherwise.

Regardless of whether or not some  deserving poor person wanted to buy it for $600 less?

As a landlord, I feel it is my duty to place a judgement onto anybody that deserves one, whether I think I will get paid for it or not.

It's important to look at a nationwide report because they might have been convicted of an offense or be on a sex offender list in another county or state and you deserve to know that before renting to them.Another powerful screening tactic is to get an address history report so you can compare their actual residential history with what they claim on their application.  

He got exactly what he deserved.  

The judge will only give you what you deserve.  

So, when you have some left on your list of voicemails who sound grown-up enough to deserve to be your tenant, you call them back and arrange for an appointment.  

I feel there is a duty to support other landlords and a duty to give your tenant a good reference if they deserve it (or bad if they deserve it).