Both have good blue collar jobs, electrician and tile guy, and make plenty of money.My question is, can I legally or should I change the terms to reflect the fact that many landlords would not even consider them because of their criminal background? 

another example of why need to do environmental due diligence for non-industrial properties. even farms can be contaminated. https://www.nj.com/ocean/2019/11/this-rural-nj-paradise-was-almost-destroyed-by-toxic-chemicals.html

Remember, Be Careful Out There" Hill Street Blues.

I have not done much research about the mechanics of it just yet since I figure I ask this MILLION plus ocean of experts and professionals.

Elon Musk wants to terraform the red planet back to green and blue.

Hi All, I’ve noticed an interesting opportunity regarding 55+ rentals in Ocean County, NJ (Lakewood, Brick, Toms River).

Class B areas will attract more blue-collar workers.Class B properties typically will be no greater than 15-30 years old (built 1990-2005), mostly upgraded.Class C properties typically will be greater than 30 years old.

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You have a reddish roof, a bright blue house, yellow trim, and a mud brown door. 2.

Todd Ortscheid is a scammer, He's been managing my property for almost a decade, He only gives one year lease(In Purpose), this way at the end of the year he will charge you almost $6000 in repair before the next tenant move in, repairs that can only be done by Blue chips which is a fake company he creates, most of these repairs are unnecessary some he never even perform.