Entry, Exit and Routines Inspections and how often?

No excuses - I don't care about your disability, pregnancy, or any other issue.

With the number of units that I have my exposure to routine expenses is starting to really hurt financially.

Things you'll also have to cover include maintenance (both routine and big ticket items like you've already hit), vacancy, tenant damage, and make ready costs.

Specifically, do not discriminate against any of the Fair Housing protected classes (i.e. race, color, religion, gender, physical or mental disability, etc.)For what it's worth, I don't see any problem with what you are doing.

People routinely step in and out of trusts (and entities) to get loans.

Hey all,Turns out, in TX (possibly elsewhere) you can defer taxes at the age of 65 or disabled.

If the individual renting has a disability and require the pet then you cannot discriminate.

Then she hit me with, "she's disabled" so that puts all discussion about refinance off the scope.  

I work in disability services at a community college, am a landlord in Oregon, and was a pit bull mom for 11 years.