This should cut down on some of the irate callers.These methods may not be a "be all end all" approach to irate callers, but it just may cut down on some of the abuse taken up front.Just some ideas.Jeff V

You can’t abuse the service, such as calling multiple times regarding the same subject, but for your question it would be super beneficial and probably save you at least $200.

You don't need to get a roofing permit in my town, the reasoning being that it isn't abused as much in my A neighborhood like it would be elsewhere, and if it is abused, people have the money to fix. 

Paige isn't EVER going to be let in no matter how nice and "lady like" and polite she might be AND if she did get in they'd probably just sexually harass her. 

Hey BP Community, I was wondering who all out there has had experience with converting your rental property into a group home or sober house for ex-substance abuse clients. 

They may lose their housing assistance this way and then they would have to move.If you see any possible evidence of child abuse then call child protective services too.

If you feel the tenant is abusing things, I would immediately get rid of the tenant. 

I have been approached by a for profit company that would like to rent the whole house as a halfway house for substance abuse. 

I am not heartless either, injured and abused animals always pull at my heart strings.

Judges see these lying tenants and squatters every day and allow them to abuse the court system every time.