I am only interested in buy and holds that produce excellent cash flow with little to zero involvement on my part, so I can stay focused on growing my nutrition distribution business and do what I'm best at.  

They didn't tell me that what I had was insufficient so they charged me the fee without telling me.Then another time they said they needed to do some repairs so I said okay.

I have turned down applicants with insufficient income providing proof of close to 100K in savings.

Column at basement jacked up by 3 horizontal 6x6 beams insufficient repair (13-52-210)5.

For areas that grass does not like to grow on my properties (generally due to too little sunlight, or vehicle traffic/parking, I like to install crushed rock in sufficient thickness (3-5in) to keep the weeds from growing.  

Generally - 6 months is an insufficient term and $100 is rather low.

Also I want to be able to hit the tenants credit card if there are insufficient funds in their checking account.

I have a tenant who has paid insufficient rental payments for a few months in a row (rather than the $1,900 rental payment due, he pays $1,800).

It's especially cool when after 2-3 days you get the insufficient funds notice. 

My tenant has been trying to figure out online payment, her Jun 1 due rent payment was pending for 3 days on the Turbotenant payment portal before it was returned "due to insufficient funds", she had made a second attempt to pay online right away. now the rent is 3 days past due and it will take close to two weeks before her second online payment clears up), I was wondering should I impose a late fee right away?