Is there a bath fan vented into the attic?

Which means if you keep it as a restaurant, your chances of frequent tenant turn over is really high.

Make sure the tenants understand that the hoses stay with the prop when they move outIf I pay the water I always put a few drops of food color in the toilet tanks to check for leaksMake sure the bath fan and drier are properly vented.

I frequently hear stories of Bay area tenants affecting their own repairs and not bothering the landlord about it because they can afford it and they don't want the landlord to raise the rent at the end of the lease. 

Boy, I am not a fan of debt.

In landlording, like most other phases of life, you find out what you are truly dealing with in a person when the proverbial turd hits the fan.  

This would not happen with an official printed letter.But regardless, this is not supposed to be an arguing note fighting what is better or "what ever works for you after an elaborate message proving or disproving the previous writings.Again, this is simply sharing my experience with yellow letters and I am not a fan of it anymore and was wondering if anyone else had similar experiences.And FYI, starting a message with "All I can say is ...

It requires frequent replacing, results in a lot of landfill waste, and worst of all, sends production and money overseas.  

I'm not a fan of Kentucky tax liens.

They held the fans in the stadium at the baseball game due to rioting .