Typical problems getting full powers relate to problems getting bonded or conflicts between competiting claimants.I've been involved with plenty of cases where the PR's never DID get Letters and left a mess for me to happily clean up (for a price). 

Solar power will deplete your return on investment, not add to it.Tenants are typically responsible for paying utilities.

The agency has a responsibility to make sure that the individual getting the assistance has truly depleted all their assets (or close to all their assets).

I'm looking to invest in my next rental property and I would like to avoid depleting my cash.

Yes, I have about 10k in savings right now, though this isn't going to be depleted in 6 months as I am still working.

I was doing the clean up and renovating myself, on weekends.

Even if most tenants had $5,000 (unlikely), throwing all that money at a security deposit would deplete their savings.

I've learned owners of small dogs seem less vigilant about outdoor potty breaks, even knew a lady who routinely let her chihuahuas poo in her house, said it was so small it wasn't a problem for her to clean up, easier than training them properly.

It can prevent employees from covering up their tracks in fraud scenarios.You can erase it if you do the clean-up process, but that's so drastic it would look like you are covering up something (almost shredding papers) or it is rather drastic to consolidate your transaction information like that.Refs:QB 2012 help:QuickBooks automatically tracks all the additions, deletions, and modifications made to transactions in your data file.

Many think that cleanup on move out is damage and it is not.