Give an inch and sometimes they take a mile ...

I read a lot of other threads and listened to other podcasts with experienced landlords, and the sense I got was that many of them started out being chummy, but eventually scaled it back when inches became miles.

I have no idea how, but somehow my tenant moved her toilet half an inch.

I actually work and live in a pretty rural/college area.However if I tell you, in order to qualify for my $6.00 Steak dinner you have to do the following-Be at a predetermined restaurant at 5:00PM on Tuesday-Prepay $6.00-Showup in a red shirt-Be over 60 inches tall-have a 620 Fico scoreThen when you show up on Tuesday tell you "Sorry but someone was more qualified and I am going to keep your $6.00, have a great day".

Statistically, people who are higher educated are more intelligent and earn more money...FACT.It's a single family home and the inspector searched every square inch of the place and found ZERO, let me say again ZERO evidence of bed bugs.

I have customers who want half an inch plowed and others who want nothing less than 3.

He ended up painting a quarter inch onto the imitation wood trim.

If you let them take an inch, they will take a mile.

The sidewalk is uneven about an inch and is considered a tripping hazard.

We just got 10 inches of snow .