It’s meant as a deterrent so the tenant is more conscious of the energy they use.

They truly don't put the time, energy, and expense into locating property owners (many of which do not even want to sell) in order to buy their raw, un-entitled land.If you're a big builder, your phone is ringing with people or their representatives wanting to sell you their land.

Do NOT pay $100 or whatever for an EIN # either, get it for free directly on IRS website with the same amount of energy. 

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Its not bullet proof but close to it.  

Tenants like to see them, and I like them to save energy.

This warrants its own bullet 3) horrendous underwriting

@Kendall JacksonIt's right if you have the resources time and energy. 

So you don't respond to the phone at all.Best practice: Send over the application and lease, the 3 day notice, bullet points on how it was served, the other unpaid rent for the second count, a check for the fee and ask when to be in court.

You remind me of the guys who go hunting with the giant 10,000+ candle power halogen spotlights that when stopped say something like there not shining the deer, there just illuminating a path for the bullet....