That mentality is baked into the culture in both Flint and Detroit in so many places it's not funny.So, if your population can't read, has no idea what professional behavior looks like, and has a cultural aversion to working harder than the other guy (lest you take his job) you aren't left with much.

The form you displayed has a section that says when it's signed, that the signatory is doing so under penalty of perjury. 

Benefits of the tax system favor those who are active and are assuming the risk of inherently risky business ventures, which encourages risk-taking behavior and creates alignment with the tenets of capitalismGreat post.....One of the best I have seen in over 10 years posting on BP and that's saying a lot!

I think with the internet it's really hard to avoid this type of behavior.

I am a home theater/projection enthusiast and I would also like to entertain the idea of implementing front or rear projection on 7-10' wide screens (can be done surprisingly cheap) to display sports and such.

Tell the truth and call them out for their terrible behavior.

This is my first year of STR and I wasn't sure if this was normal behavior from tenants.

Making strong offers  and displaying a solid ability to close will stand out more than the buyer's name.

Human behavior is much like sheep in a herd.

"Defintion of "slimy", INFORMAL:disgustingly immoral, dishonest, or obsequious.Do you believe that describes my transaction and/or behavior?