Link: (posting from app, not sure it will hyperlink)https://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/rent-control-in-seattle-bill-to-repeal-statewide-ban-in-the-works/From the article:“The vast majority of economists have said time and again that rent control does more harm than good.

Statistically speaking guns are way more likely to harm an occupant of the home.

My workplace recently had a full renovation and has a really nice gym. 

There's no harm asking around, using the internet and your connections etc. to help them out.

But if I am, what harm is there in waiting?

The chance of them asking a quick question that you do not seem harm in until afterwards are much higher. 

3) I don’t believe in repeat offenders , I believe in dead offenders if Someone enters my home to cause harm they will be leaving with more holes  than they came in with so It seems prudent I  would extend that right to my tenants as well 

That said, no I do not believe that Clayton Morris ever set out to build a business to harm investors. 

Why risk others.This isn't a tenant with a Pit Bull that's still living there, it's a tenant that has had family members that KILLERS  followed or tracked down to the property to do harm to, who's next. 

At my workplace, I chose the Roth 401k, as opposed to the standard non-taxed 401k.