It's one thing if you're intentionally underpricing it (gets you a warm body quickly), it's quite another to refuse to consider increasing the rent when the market interest is telling you you're under priced...because you "know the market".Let me ask you this: If you raise the rents and you get, say, 5-10 people calling you in the first day will you be upset or happy?

I'm of the belief that if someone will treat their body like this; why would they care about the property I've worked my life to have?

They pant to expel heat from their bodies.

Plumbing is also very hard on a persons body, lifting very heavy items, and crawling under homes all day.I have been thinking about several options: --- Real Estate Flipping, Starting a Property Management Company, or Non Medical Elder Care Company which also provides home maintenance and a cleaning service.Yeah, I know, that I am pretty confused, but I know a lot about home repair!

However, we have to work within the regulatory frameworks where we conduct business and sometimes this means we cannot sub-meter.

All sources of income must be included as a part of the tenant’s total income except in situations where the rental housing unit is subject to income and/or rent restrictions in a housing regulatory agreement or subsidy agreement and income is determined pursuant to the agreement.So 3x the rent as a screening tool per the prior poster from Portland is not applicable in Seattle.

Based on a 2,000-calorie diet, the human body generates about 330 BTUs per hour of heat.

My response was to listen carefully to her objection, show empathy with my face and body language and to stay quiet.

However, because I'm not an expert at cleaning up dead bodies, I'd ask your local crime scene clean up company what their opinion was.  

Pick any breed under 25 pounds and they could possibly bite you, but not rip off a body part.