But it’s not landlords responsibility to arbitrate romantic terminations. 

Here are some tips from past transactions and what I've seen: - can only use gift funds if you're purchasing a primary or 2nd home - funds must be from documented source no undocumented cash or cash from sale of goods that cannot be documented to be owned by you prior to the sale that resulted in the "cash."

So romantic.

The “check-up” can also serve as a chance to build rapport with your guests by delivering a small gift basket and offering tips or recommendations for activities, restaurants, and attractions.

Some ideas for content for college students- - You could sell ads for little college side-hustles (tutoring, yard work, ride sharing to airport at Chrismas- Ways to reduce energy bills-Gift ideas for your mom and dad who are hard to shop for- Why you should remove dryer lint with sensational story you find online- Cheap monthly recipes that taste good- "Biggest Loser" competition with prize money (an old complex of mine did that)- Great new cheap place to eat - Your business stuff that you really want them to read: late fee reminder, lease renewal dates, guest parking, pool rules, trash guidelinesAs I type this, I wonder if your situation of tight geography and demographic might make for a good closed Facebook group for only your current tenants.

We thank her with restaurant gift certificates, she doesn't want to be paid.... just a neighborly thing.For another one of our duplexes, we have experienced the folly of hiring a neighborhood kid and the folly of paying one of the tenants to take care of it.

I will take heed to all the advice you have gifted.

I had 28 single family homes in Las Vegas, gifted 6 to my children, sold 20 in the past 18 months and still have 2 left for personal reasons.I purchased the properties between 2008 and 2010 and paid cash.

If it gets really bad you could gift them a visit from a landscape company, and plan to have work done between tenants. 

We had to provide three months of bank statements, and we also had to show money flows, so if we got a gift from someone or (in our case) we had sold another house, and we had to show the money leaving the one overseas account and coming into the account we used in the states.