I think the best thing to do is send a newsletter to your tenants about bed bugs, and prevention tips.

I'm sure you realize that financial experts are not the administration nor are they actually part of the media and that financial experts have occasionally been wrong in the past.The second link you provided is titled, "Obama sees US economy moving from recession to recovery" and neither of these articles confirm your original claim that the media or the administration are saying, "that the recession is over" but you certainly knew that.If it makes a difference to you, I did not vote for the president, I do not support a lot of the policies this administration is implementing but I am willing to give it a chance, because, in the final analysis, that is what we are going to have to do, isn't it?

So, dig deep, find the cash and make the payments.Now, lets prevent this in the future.

There are several reasons why supply-side economics don't work (or at least haven't worked in the past 30 years), and most of them have to do not so much with the theory, but in how they tend to be implemented by supply-side politicians.Most politicians believe that cutting taxes is akin to supply-side invigoration of the economy, but it's not.

To my knowledge that hadn't yet been a problem, but, an ounce of prevention...

If anyone is trying to get a LLC to prevent owing a debt I ask that you stop now because you are making it harder for all the people doing it for the right reasons.

It will not prevent abuse, but will still recover most of the expense.The cost to individually meter can be expensive.

At the same time, I am too old not to worry about the risk of losing my life-time savings in lawsuits.Many people implement the solution using one LLC holding the property ownership and another separate LLC to handle the riskier management operations.

So while I do include the water and sewer bills in the lease as the tenants responsibility, I have learned the hard way to keep them in my own name to prevent delinquencies.

And why would they want to prevent investors from bidding?