(I don't waste much time on credit anymore since many, many people have bad credit.)I guess I'll offer a countervailing opinion.

I guess the majority of the public believes the status quo is OK.I don't believe it's OK but, beyond casting a vote or making a protest card, I don't know how to change things effectively.

That way, you're not wasting their time looking at garbage.

I'm not worried about finding the meters themselves, I'm more worried about getting the right software to track water usage and make invoices for the tenants so that I can waste as little time as possible on the bookkeeping.

Fred, I attended the seminar that Shanequa is talking about last week and it was a waste of 2 hours.

I'm not sure how it works in your state, but real estate is usually appraised with an effective date being the date of death.

IMO, if you get involved with a note dated after the effective date of the SAFE Act (last July) or your state laws as adopted, there had better be a broker's/originators seal on the note......down the road, you could have an illegally originated note!

I believe that action is the only way to see success but I don't want to waste time or money.

BUT, to get anything in your favor may be extremely difficult, also depending your state statutes.A lease agreement does not have to be in writing to be effective (with some exceptions), so you offer the premises, the tenant accepts the offer by paying the rent, voila, valid legal contract.Problem here are the terms.

Plan all your projects BEFORE taking the time off so you don't waste it.