@Joe Homs mentioned he never tells tenants he's the owner,, I"M just the opposite  I want respect, I want tenants to know I mean business and I'm a business owner,, I give straight answers, keep my buildings updated and in good repair,, I have nothing to hide..

@Stephen E.The tenant supplied false data, sure could be fraud, charge a tenant with Fraud, not sure what precedent you want to start where couriers are liable for the information they provide.

This will help matters when this comes before a judge.I would NOT, under any circumstances, harass, threaten, intimidate, insist on immediate vacancy, or hire two large men with shady pasts and expandable batons to hide in the bushes outside the apartment for an opportunity to put your problem tenants in the hospital.

Might make them try to hide it a little better, but they won't stop.For this reason I won't usually accept somebody who smokes at all, even if they promise to smoke outside.

There is no good reason in CA to try and hide what you are making from your C buyer as they will find out from public records after closing how much you marked it up anyways.

hide-and-go-seek arena

A LLC is simply a way to hide or protect assets.

The largest deposit I've had required by a lender was $45,000 and that was a very large CMBS loan from a reputable insurance company.Why would any broker need to hide who the lender is from a client anyway.

You can usually find a route to put in duct work or perhaps build runs on ceiling or walls that look nice and hide the ducts.

Ducts and Vents are good hiding places.3.