Words and definitions are important for you and the Tenant to understand.The problem here is that you charged a "pet cleaning fee" so that implies you are using it to clean up after the pet.

They kind of implied that remodel was a path but the permits $$$$ would be way higher as I understand them.

Then go on E bay and buy all the books and tapes from all the different training guru's that are offered there for 20 to 50 bucks for the students that paid the 10 to 50k for the material never used it and stick it on E bay  read through all that material.. then your local meetups.. at that point you have a foundation of knowledge and can decide which mentor / Training program may be suitable for what you want to do in real estate  Like your for apartments and we know there at half a dozen or so apartment trainers out there ..

I left out this point because it is already implied when all 3 are on one lease agreement (at least in CA).

Former Lifestyles trainer Steve Davis has started this and has some Dallas trainings and meetings periodically.

Asking for someone to be a mentor, implies a responsibility on their part.

The interviewer asked him if he used a personal trainer and why/ why not.

Do not save all of the increase or even all of the increase above cost of living (you deserve some rewards for you hard work), Example if you get a 5% raise at the end of year one and the inflation rate is 2.5% would imply the raise above 2.5% is money beyond your previous year's expenditures.

One thing I'll mention for others reading this is that, while criminal convictions can be taken into account by landlords (and I do), it's not entirely accurate to say it's "no issue at all" as some have said/implied with regard to how they're taken into account. 

Ideally I'll find someone who's also a nutritionist and can work with a personal trainer to design my diet/work out plan.