We did all their calls from motor assist(changing someones tire) to DUI's, routine arrests and the dreaded fatalities.

Here's my story:I’m 47 years old and am long term disabled.

I don't have any properties near Tinker, but I routinely get military applicants and they usually come through Zillow, or its affiliates. 

I managed a building where the electric was constantly being shut off for tenants that couldn't pay,, we'd either find out when the service tech came to block the meter or when we saw a extension cord running under the door to a hallway outlet,, which if we found the maintenance tech was told to unplug and disable the plug by cutting the cord..

Had this issue with a drain in a utility closet where the water heater was stored -- it hadn't been drained as a part of routine maintenance. 

There is a wide range of abilities and disabilities among our senior tenants; it really is a case by case scenario. 

Now I have seen where they steal Sheas security cameras and disable/destroy his alarms.

Unless of course you want to just sell the house FSBO, if you know what you're doing you can sell the house faster and for more money than any agent can anyway.In our neck of the woods commissions are negotiable up or down.. nothing illegal at all about it.. for land sales I routinely charged 10 to 20% commissions..  

Any repairs other than routine maintenance done after the property is placed in service is subject to  capitalization rule, which is to capitalize the payment if it prolongs the life of the asset or improves its value.

@Dennis J MarsackBased on my clients' experience, these subscription legal services like LegalZoom are useful for routine legal issues.