It be my guess that you are fishing in the bottom of the talent pool for your tenants.

These laws extort the good landlords and push the marginal operators into the red so they get eaten up by bigger fish which lowers competition and raises prices for renters.

This situation is like a fish riding a bike.

I bought a house in December 2012 once that had fish in the freezer from 2004. 

A campaign is comprised of a series of contact points, perhaps multi-media, ideally targeting these leads with specific USP's for the scenarios you are fishing for. 

Doing a tenant turnover.Account Closed Thanks, we feel you can cast a wide net and get minnows are harpoon to get abigger fish.

My tenant's mother-in-law came by to feed the fish, saw the damage, and I got the phone call.Long story short, as @Jeff Copelandsaid, we dealt with the city's risk management company, located in another city.

I keep all my keys in four fishing tackle boxes, which I keep in my car so that I have access to the properties at all times.

Change your Wi-Fi network name to something like "IHearYouAt2AM" or "wokeupfromloudsex" and hopefully when she's looking to connect to Wi-Fi she sees it.

So I could go out in the middle of the night to fish a potato the tenants kid threw in and clogged the toilet?