Since I'm pretty sure nobody here has much involvement with massive numbers of data tapes, I'll also throw out that my day job just released a tape analytics product I designed for performing this same sort of analysis on data tapes and drives to detect potential problems before they result in data loss.The challenge for what you describe, Matt, is data.

George-I've never done a rehab..I was referring to assigning the contract...I've had good deals that buyers passed on or had to go through a bunch of red tape to do..or if i had a contract it was like "Oh will you take x amt of $$$"?

., from a licensed, insured sheet rock installer.This was for the install only, did not include the taping, etc.Ray in Ct.

If the subject property has any notes taped to the doors or windows take note, such as code violations.

Knock on the door and if no one answers, open the door to check out this "emergency".If empty, you know your tenant has taken off.If stuff remains, close the door, lock it and leave the "Pay or Quit" notice taped to the front door where you can see it as your drive by to continue to check your property. 

Do they also provide the merchant account without all the usual expenses, hassles and red tape?

I simply taped one on the dryer vent pipe, and now I can download the data showing every dryer session via bluetooth into my phone where the app graphs it, or I can export it to a spreadsheet and graph it. 

The Reantus "education" is eerily similar to Amway's "books and tapes" business. 

Prior to meeting with the tenant at the rental unit, I gather my "move-out tool kit" (flashlight, 12 ft tape measure, 6 inch ruler that has big enough numbers to be seen in a photograph, camera, notebook & pen, disinfectant wipes, small handyman tool kit, step stool, mobile phone, copy of tenant move-in checklist, list of common charges).

What kind of JC should I stick with for heavy composite tape and no=fastener reinforced corner bead?