No need to collect application fees from renters up front...if everyone did this renters would spend hundreds of dollars just applying for rental units. 

I spend 8 hours a day in a cubical, and I don't want this to be my life...A little about me:I just completed my MA in Music Business.I work full-time on a 50k/year salary at a music tech company.I was lucky enough to be able to save up 30k in cash. 

I had to many deals and mine are all new builds were we have to spend significant money on due diligence only to find out their was title defects mortgages etc.. 

A lawsuit at this point is inevitable so we have rescinded our offer that they wouldn't have accepted anyways and are not both agreeing to work on a termination of lease to get them out by May 31 so they're not responsible for rent and we won't have to start the eviction and they can sue us in which case, USAA will take over for us and we won't have to spend even more money on the lawyer that we're currently working with.The new terms will be that we give them back only their security deposit less damages and we'll send it to them as soon as they pay the last water bill and they will vacate by May 30. 

I spend about 10 to 12 hours a day on the Internet, 7 days a week, as well as reading a book about every two weeks.   

The best thing to do is spend the time speaking with someone who will listen to your objectives and help put together a plan that enhance your overall business plan.

It's easier to keep track and ensure you don't spend it.

The job I work has hours that make it difficult for me to spend time with my wife and family.

There are a billion lists, opinions, etc. on how to choose a market, the “best” market, etc.

You can easily have to spend 10 times what you paid for the original certificate to go thru this process, for just the interest you were supposed to earn on your certificate.