The people already want hybrids, the people are already using more reusable bags, and the people are going green.

Snapping a new one in is the reverse, may take some pressure to put it in and do it evenly, straight in.Some screw in wires, just leave them alone, make a call.I've always used Square D brand boxes, panels and breakers, some don't like them, but they are homeowner friendly and they work and they may be cheaper, they are popular contractor grade equipment.As a landlord you should have some tools in your bag.

I've seen "mentors" sand bag in many areas in business and volunteer work, people tend to protect their turf so to speak in many ways.

I find it interesting how dirt bag tenants make the landlord out to be the bad guy. 

An property held in the name of an LLC is harder to get a mortgage because you can basically walk away with minimal ramifications leaving the lender holding the bag - a problem for them in a declining market.

Junk silver bags(its' still real money) and small gold pieces like 1/10 to 1/4 oz ingots.5.

Anyone smart enough to run your name at the Secretary of State's Office is smart enough to check with tax assessor records, or just follow you when you collect rents.....Ooops, now you'll be looking behind you, LOL, sorry..As for scum bags, don't be afraid of stories first of all.

That leaves you holding the bag for the remaining $50,000 in damages. 

You have the right to verify the authenticity of the letter. 

I added wholesaling to my bag of tricks because we were finding alot of great deals for ourselves but couldn't take on too much at once.