I'd probably stay out of it. 

Stay consistent in your messaging and TAKE CARE of those little things that tenants get annoyed by. 

Any water spilled on top will stay there or dry/evaporate if you leave it unattended.Regarding scratches, over the years I have used different brands and qualities of vinyl.

No.Solutions: 1) Stay out of it 2) Camera the laundry room and check the condition of the washing machine after each time you see residents using laundry, charging the prior user for any damages. 3) If you are convinced it is the mechanic and they aren't worth keeping as residents, non-renew them at the end of their lease.

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It does sound like there is a categorical difference in that evaluation versus staying relevant by keeping up-to-date with "must-haves" that are common among the top performers in your given market.

Hi all, I have 2 nurses staying at my place, they initially signed a lease for 2months.

If the credit is destroyed the renter may have no reason to pay rent beyond that point and may just stretch out their legal stay out of spite.

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