I've always wondered if there's more like me out there (I'm sure there are) that might gravitate towards that rather than traditional log cabin decor? 

If that happens, what I do is log onto whitepages.com and search their name in the city and state where the property is located. 

I sign up for all possible alerts on my personal accounts (deposits, withdrawals, logins, password changes).I recently got an alert saying someone tried to log into my account.

I learn something each time I log on.  

Worst part, you as a landlord would never know a tenant did this, unless you kept a log of your electric panel schedule, and I have yet to find a landlord who does that.If I had an electric panel that uses fuses in a property where a tenant had access to it, I would change it out to a panel that uses circuit breakers.

As such, it should be reported to the police, and if possible, reported during the actual disturbance.We would ask you to keep a written log of the date and time of this type of occurrence for our records in the event of court action.We will send all tenants a written reminder of noise restrictions as per the lease.

Use one of the standardize browsers {Mozillia Firefox, Opera, Chrome} and life will get much easier.btw: once you get access to a service (say SmartMove or your XYZ online Banking site),make your life easier by creating a Bookmark and when logging on, NEVER remember the password for security reasons.

That gave us a good enough income to move out of that rat pee smelling trailer and into a 3/2 2500 sqft log cabin, (rental) and then a year later, into a 4300 sqft 7br 51/2 ba, 4300 sqft home that looks like something out of loghome living.

As an assistant, you get your own log-in info, you do not use the agent's log-in info.

>Chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcyyou cam log into pacer.gov, and look up the case docketI may misunderstood your post, but I understood you to be saying that the BK court might do things for you, like restructuring a payment plan that the borrow has.