I finally learned how to properly evict them and decided now I can put in good tenants that have been screened.What I found out is that good tenants don't want to rent there.

Verify that the property manager screened the tenants properly (if you care), and inspect the units/talk to the tenants yourself.

Carpet is something that with the right guy (hint, he won't have a fancy retail store) can be cheaper installed than if you do it yourself.I've done a couple of dozen roofs too!

Or it could mean that maybe the scientists screwed up and forgot to send the robotic instruments that are liberal democrats so they would know how to properly skew the information they retrieved to perpetuate government funding into the biggest scientific SHAM of the 20th and 21st century.Notice how this is being put out by NPR.

You have at least 5 unopened packages of white, walmart miniblinds waiting to be installed in the next property.4.

[EDITED BY MODERATOR - Solicitations in proper forums, only, please.]Thanks.

A Homeowner's Association, if properly managed (by a management company or the Homeowners) will help maintain property values by enforcing deed restrictions so when you want to sell your property you are able to at a fair price.

This is not true nor is it the proper order that a property gets listed as a short-sale.

Also, LA has very unreasonable rent control.It's hard to imagine anything in San Francisco proper for $100,000.

I'm sure as long it is notarized and properly prepared it wouldn't be a problem.