He was shocked when she quickly agreed and thanked him (had 2 babies at home, so she wouldn't need to find a sitter now).

His lease is up April 15th but I received an email the other day asking for a "break on rent" since his ex is suing him for "ungodly amounts of money", he has a baby on the way, and his biggest client just dropped him.

Baby aspirin it is.

Ballsy new RMLOs think they know, but don't have a clue as I can tell.Plenty of aspects and room for change, but throwing out the baby with the bathwater isn't an acceptable solution.

I do this by asking about their lives when we end up on the phone, sending a baby gift when they are expecting, sending Christmas card, finding ways to make minor upgrades to the property (new ceiling fan, paint touched up, ect) if they resign their lease, or simply doing something more than I said.

Thanks anyway and the pits love my newborn baby so ppl make a dog dangerous not it's breed it's as bad as racism thanks anyway=======Me:I understand.

My current tenant happens to be a full time student and works part time as a home health aid and she has one little baby.

May rolls around, my wife has our baby Savannah...so I do rent pickups but am kinda distracted.May 18th or so, I realize a few (3) tenants aren't paid up...so I make phone calls.

No, they nibble on baby's dreams when they're sleeping. ;)

When sanitary napkins, tampons, paper towels, grease, rice or potato skins get flushed, they get caught on the inside of the metal pipes - so do baby wipes, even those that say flushable.