:) In this festive season, how do you treat your tenants / landlords?

You have two options...consider it a cash deal (in which case you won't have a financing contingency) and have the guy provide a bank statement as POF.Or consider it a financed deal, have the guy provide a pre-approval letter (on company letterhead), have a financing contingency, and just treat it like any other loan you might be getting.

We were treated well in all the countries we visited.

Issuing an order 10 days after September 11th that Muslim and Middle Easter passengers had to be treated with kid gloves is just plain stupid.Originally posted by Eddie Ziv: We also have to put things in perspective.

The new "pressure treated" fence posts are junk and will rot in about 2 years.

Hi everyone, hope 2010 is treating everyone well so far!

I calmly explained that the rules are rules, and they had until the 12th to come up with the rent and that I must treat everyone the same to avoid discrimination claims.

When you walk through remember that the visual will give you a very clear gut feeling if this is how you want your duplex to be treated.

In my younger days I walked from several jobs that didn't appreciate me or treat me right.

Treat your rentals like a business and it will preform well-make sure you send out late notices immiedietly, collect late charges if they are late, and file evictions on time when nessesary or your tenants will run you over.Good luck and will see ya on the board!