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Mark Malevskis What to do when rent is late and when is it late?
3 November 2014 | 12 replies
So many Landlords treat tenants like babies instead of like adults
Kenneth Davis A new tenant of mine told me he does not intend to turn on his electricity
16 September 2014 | 19 replies
Most likely he is an expert on whatever his perseverations are, and if you have a question about about his special interest,if he does not know the answer he will research it and tell you]Our 'weirdness" is why we are treated as "less than" to such an extent that for those of us who are Autistic, 95% of us [ both male and female] have been sexually abused [ being too weird to be human makes it okay to those who hurt us I assume] and we are 28 times more likely to attempt suicide. 
Kenneth Davis When roommates want to rent from me is requiring each to make 3Xs the monthly rent asking too much?
15 September 2014 | 12 replies
Like you, all adults (age 18 and up) must fill out a separate rental application with application fee.
Joe Boggin wife got laid off while pregnant
5 December 2013 | 3 replies
if we elect to shop on the market place for something competitive based on our actual need for doctor visits (besides delivery and baby checkups, we are both rather healthy adults) it seems so overwhelming trying to navigate all the options....deductibles, co-insurance, hmo, ppo, in network, hsa max out of pocket...im confused!!
Sunny Hande Tenant approved, lease is not signed yet, can we back out ?
1 July 2017 | 22 replies
Family planning to move in has 2 adults and 7 kids and we don't think the house can handle 9 people especially the toilet/bathroom with old sewage/septic system.
Kelly Conrad I believe someone is living in my unit who’s not on the lease
2 March 2018 | 5 replies
Also, in my city there is a 2 person per bedroom limit, and they have two adults and two kids there already (2 bedroom).
Jerry Hill Parking Issues at a Triplex
15 March 2018 | 3 replies
Longer driveways can hold two cars.I seen these situations, and the problem arises when you rent a unit to 4 or more adult tenants, have 4 or more cars, they don't have enough room to park on site, use limited street parking in front of other people's homes, which escalates into ugly disputes. 
Christian Bateman Market Rents in Bremerton, WA
27 August 2019 | 10 replies
So two full time adults with minimum wage could afford that.
Kevin Breslin Adding (Now) Adult Son To Agreement
20 July 2018 | 4 replies
Tenant has adult son that lives in the appartment.
Jeff Filali BE HONEST AND OPERATE WITH INTEGRITY!!
24 July 2018 | 8 replies
I have to explain what the title company is, and why we use it to protect both parties.Seriously, I've been a sales guru most of my adult life, and if not for being honest and having integrity, I could get 99% of adults to sign a blank contract, then tear it up and tell them how stupid that was, and why they should never do that, then 15 minutes later I could get them to do it again...