That could make some sense but I would still give yourself a time limit before that capital has to get invested.

If submitted for approval, I determine if I want to allow the pets and inform applicant I charge $25 ADDITIONAL for pets.

So I was happy to say, here's where you turn in your application, they run your background check, they run your credit and anything that I can see you can see also, in addition, this is not a profit center for me because you pay them and I don't get any money for your application.

For the school issue, I've been told before by the Olympia School District that they do allow a limited number of student transfers from neighboring school districts, but they admit that there are always more transfer applicants than they can approve.

Hello Everyone.I’m Ricky and I’m new to this application.

My question is that is it an industry standard for structural engineering firms who draw up the architectural plans for the work to require clients to agree to limit the firm's liability to $20,000?

The reason I ask for advice is I have invested in limited properties and have never experienced a downturn in the real estate market since I started investing.

But this has obvious limitations. 

I have been trying to get started but I'm not sure what the best strategy is given I have limited funds for my first deal.

Side note: We are new to the tenant screening and applicant process.