There was a guy at the church I went to in Crandall that was a successful retired business guy (tire stores).

I wonder if the lobbyists and fat cats had this in mind...

In fact, I have a credit card with them and if I use it at a store, I am instantly emailed that it has been used.I did have a problem a few years ago.

Change the locks & store their junk in the garage; or store it in your garage @ home. after 30 days, your state law should allow you to dump it. you probably won't see another dime from them but you can get your place rent ready faster.

I'm very excited about the prospect of REI and look forward to exercising my noggin.David Beard - Strapping the baby to me and hitting the job site, RE office or parts store is definitely the plan.

All kinds of rehabbers are complaining of tightening profit margins in the past several months as the RE market warms up. 2 years ago, profit margins were FAT and markets were cold.I'll take a cold market over a hot one for flipping any day of the week.

You may need to store it for a certain period after you've contacted the tenant.

It you're using your ATM card to pay small amount, like grabbing a sandwich at a fast food restaurant or something at a convenience store, I would strongly encourage this.

On an outside wall that's taking water, and where the interior wall previously has things stored in front of it?

But some store might simply mail it with a form letter to the prosecutor and the they carry the ball without the payee being involved.