If there's anything I can do to aid you with getting these mailers out I may be willing.

But the flip side is most landlords are mom and pops that need that rent increase to keep up with their own cost of living increases, be it health care, fuel prices, or taking a family trip.I am actually in a position now. 

That will be another possible method to aid in our investment future.Anyway, hello, nice to meet you.  

Fed / State aid doesn't mean you are a bad person and can't be a good tenant. 

And the wife is the litigious type since she also contacted the Legal Aid regarding keeping her small dogs when the lease clearly states no dogs.  

I'm sure your questions will also aid in other people's understanding.

Whichever strategy you go with, depending on the market you choose and who you choose to aid in your acquisitions and management, you can do very well.The scenario you land on will ultimately depend on your goals.  

She should check out her financial aid and student loan options because even a student loan will cost her less than the tax on early distributions from a retirement plan.  

I was actually thinking of calling her back and kind've flipping the script explaining to her how my intentions are to aid people in distressed situations and that would in turn keep the neighborhood looking clean and maintained instead of letting a headache property go to waste making the neighborhood look back.

Yet as far as I know, I am one of a very, very small number of landlords consciously trying to attract geriatric health care workers near geriatric facilities as tenants by targeting them in my advertising and giving them what they want.