I was in school studying business management when I heard a radio announcement that offered 2 free tickets to the next Flip This House seminar.

Plane tickets are paid for, we have people lined up to help out.

Sometimes a low income tenant can qualify for some free or low priced weatherizing improvements, including some big ticket items like insulation and repairs.

Heck - I got a speeding ticket recently so I have a criminal background.In my written rental policies document I say:Management reserves the right to refuse to rent to an applicant for any one of the following reasons:  1.

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Currently, I give them the option of either mailing me the payment to my PO Box, depositing it directly into my property account using specialized deposit tickets or paying through my online portal.

The big ticket items i mentioned above that you can't simply write-off will be added to this total and will be depreciated along the years.

I did look up the tenant's record again and see only a speeding ticket so there doesn't appear to be an active judgement or even a court case regarding this.The tenant has always paid on time and does well enough with care of the property.

Not sure about scratch off tickets but... you're probably right.

I usually do a "drive-by" and check for obvious big ticket capital items that could turn any numbers sour quickly.a.