You give an inch and they take another.

You give a tenant an inch, they take a mile, I don't care what economic class their in.Plain and simple, this is what you are providing, no more no less. 

I am sure the extra 6 inches gives a place for a makeup, hair dryer, straightener, etc.

The final kicker was, as they were leaving, the original guy mentioned that he really liked the fireplace mantel because his 70 inch TV would fit up there very nicely....no shower, no central air but a big screen TV.I thought I had discouraged them enough when I told them that each would have to pay the screening fee to check credit/criminal history but I'll be darned if they didn't call back four days later saying they had the applications (I had to provide them several) all filled out. 

But, he had a 60 inch flat screen and Direct TV.

Maybe its only me that this bothers, but for a small 2-bed, 1-bath at only 811 sq ft, I feel that every inch here counts, especially the kitchen...The pass-thru window in the kitchen with the countertop on it...

This was a 500 hundred year flood are, but the owner did mention that the house received about and inch of water about 10 years ago as well.  

I say this because growing up I had a moron neighbor who used to rototill his gravel driveway and planted things like Maple trees, friggin' MAPLE TREES, inches from his house. 3) Plant low-maintenance.

The wife's score makes no sense for someone 3 years post BK and making payments in Ch. 13.  

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