I am very grateful for any advice, I have a lot to learn! 

I am grateful I am able to cover my bills, and I do enjoy the work a whole lot, but it's just not quite enough to get ahead, at least not right now.

I'm so grateful for that because it limits my competition and allow me to charge higher than prevailing market rents.I love the fact the most want to be as passive as possible.

There should be a grated cover in he back where the heat from the element comes out.

Hi everyone,First off, very grateful for everything I can learn from BP and to everyone for the contributions.My question this time.

I am forever grateful to her for that!

If at all possible, I want to eyeball the place where my incoming tenant is moving out of - especially if they have bad credit or some sob story.One guy withdrew his application - I don't think he wanted to go through my house visit - I'm grateful for missing a headache.Another lady had divorce wreckage credit but a City councilperson as her reference.

I’d say keep your money and if you feel grateful for good tenants, just call, text or send them a hand written note saying so.

And I think many landlords love to think of themselves as the "great benefactor," making their little people grateful for what they do for them - when that's not reality.My point being to keep things in perspective.  

Only of my rental properties has a large front bedroom window by the front porch and we placed a similar type grate on the inside of the window.