In CA, you are responsible for storing a tenant's personal property for a short period of time (15 days, I think) at which time you can then dispose of the belongings by selling them or auctioning them off.

Tried having the big box store install carpet. 2,000 square foot house with some extensive linoleum and they measured the house as needing 3600 sq ft of carpet.The weirdest feature I see used extensively in upper level homes is the pot filler faucet over the stove.What?

I always assume any site or application may be storing those passwords in the clear, writing them into log file, or even keeping them in memory in the clear.

He illegally evicted me and removed my belongings including the tools of my trade, stored some of them in HIS building.

I am not sure if you have Goodwill or another thrift store nearby.  

I keep threatening to take a rental, cover all the interior walls with 1/4 inch rusty steel, get the light fixtures from the dollar store and all the appliances from Goodwill.

When you go the to grocery store, you don't "get busy" and forget to pay for your groceries.

Some banks have warehouse lines of credit where they originate loans and sell them immediately.

If my tenants renew their lease, they are usually hit with a rental increase as well so in my letter my to them (LOL if I want to keep them) I write a letter thanking them for their business and letting them know their new rental amount and start date for that amount, then below I have check boxes that state "receive this gift with your renewal"I usually give them something like $50 to Walmart $50 to the local grocery store or a $50 Amex card and it's great because they are getting a freebie and I've just gotten their signature acknowledging they are aware of the renewal of lease and price increase.

If you are buying a lot of stuff most big stores will give you that kind of pricing.