There is no law that stops you from knocking on their door to drop off a Halloween goody bag or some gift, have cell phone in hand or have someone deliver it with cell phone ready to snap pics of dogs?

:-/They changed the front door lock, I assume they broke it since there were so many other things that were broken.They never changed the air filter - clumps of dirt and dust on all the vents and the return register. 

Silly things like she thought some potpourri leaves that fell out of her moving boxes from a bag of potpourri that was literally above the leaves was snake poop.

But hard not to see mass layoffs in the next 6 months causing a recession.Obviously, doesn't mean that'll affect RE prices unless many tenants default and over-leveraged landlords (again) are left holding the bag.

After the apartment manager did so and they found out it was me, they tried to make my life a living hell like doing mature things like leaving dog poop bags on my front door...

But.... those dirt-bag's don't mean ALL business's coaches are dirt-bag's.

He did help out the day I needed the truck and thought picking up 26 bags of quickrete and dropping them off at the house ourselves wouldn't be difficult. never again.

It's scary to think about getting left with the bag but my goodness, you can make some serious cash in just a few years.

I purchase cars between $6000 and $12000, used of course, with the plan to use them for about 5years till they degrade to a $2000-4000 car and then dump the bag before it makes it into the barely useable "I keep getting problems" <$2000 car.Leasing is good if you want a new car constantly, buying is good if you are in love with a specific car and it has decent long-term value (Tesla), but both are financially worse than buying a car that's used, and buying a car that's more than a little used is way better economically.

This doesn't mean there is no crime, but the most serious my tenants have had is a trash bag full of aluminum cans stolen from their back yard, one break in to a vacant unit (nothing stolen), and neighborhood graffiti (one of my cities is pretty good at cleaning this up within 48 hours). - My tenants are (usually) not rich highly compensated individuals, as my properties are on the more affordable side.