Approximately 10,000 structures destroyed.

I feel sorry for her, but she's had a lot of time to take care of her situation and she has grown children (who I've evicted), who've obviously found other places to live (and who destroyed my properties before eviction)What do you think?

(Three trips to the dump with a 10' U-Haul truck; twice completely full and the third time about 2/3 full.)Ick.As for weirdest items, probably a collection of destroyed tires.Mike

Also, they are confidential, secure them and destroy when not needed to be retained (I had a burning party every month to keep files cleaned out!)

We also do beige/tan walls and white trim, and prefer keeping hardwood over carpet (although I would not allow pets as they will destroy them).

I suggest that if you are rehabbing an older home with plaster walls stay away from them if there were extensive wall paper covering unless you are ready to rip the plaster down and do drywall or you can rip the paper down and texture because I have found that back in the day most people did not use sizing and the paper destroys the finish and skim coating is mucho dinero.

I makes it much harder for tenants to destroy and much less carpet to replace.

Its part of the game, wait till someone destroys a unit, the key is stay calm and be sure to get the police involved to reference a incident number later.

Obviously your location could be the cause of rates that seem high to me (we get a lot of snow up here in NY but not as many property destroying disasters).

And they DESTROYED the apartment before they left.Granted I was up against a crafty woman that knew how to work the system from all angles.