I ended up getting a pair of the Ring Video Doorbell 3 Pros, both are connected to my unit's WiFi currently.

They will be a difficult pair until they're gone.

Maybe pair that with classic white subway tile and white grout.

The peso is a free floating currency and the Mexican government doesn’t intervene to bring it up or down.

Inflation will happen and at this rate the US dollar won't be the world's currency forever.

Investing isn’t taught in school and neither is currency or debt, so for most people it’s fine advice.

If it were me, I would proceed with some gradual increases, and maybe pair that with some niceties - i.e. address some maintenance the previous landlord was deferring, a fresh repaint of a room or two, etc.

., an aquarium with a dozen fish and a pair of guinea pigs would be considered 2(two) pets. 2.An additional monthly $35 charge for each pet , irrespective of the type(e.g., $35/month for 1 pet, $70/month for 2 pets).3.No aggressive breeds.

I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV- however, this post on the US Treasury site might help answer your question-http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/Currency/Pages/legal-tender.aspxThe way I understand it- if as a landlord, you are considered a creditor, you MUST accept cash.

The zillow listing had a lot of details and very good pictures, so the people who called from the yard sign I referred to the pictures on zillow before showing.Surprisingly, every single person who contacted me seemed to be a legitimate potential tenant in the market to rent, more than half of whom scheduled showings (I could have paired this number down by screening over the phone, since this was my first time listing a rental I figured I might as well show as much as possible, if nothing else just to gain the experience, get feedback on the property etc.) and every person who scheduled a showing showed up and showed up on time.