And don't play the, "I need to get this done, so I'll let him finish this project and THEN fire him."

Also check references from prior landlord because she could play the eviction game and stretch a few months out of you.

Especially when you are looking to play the big kids game.

It can be a pain and I find they will pick at some things that I feel are insignificant; however, I guess you have to play the game or invest in another area.

If you don't even have your "ticket to play the game" then any dreams/hopes can't come to fruition with acquiring a rental. 

There really isnt a way to make sure you get paid on these, really gotta play the trust game.

Ferguson had the part number on their web site, but they want to play the game of "apply for an account for us, and maybe we'll give you one, and then maybe we'll tell you what it costs and if it's in stock". 

She has been asking me to play the Cashflow game with her and then she told me she wanted to do a real estate deal with me when she saw how money could be made through real estate.

This happens more times than not; here's the resulting play:"The tenant may simply move out before the court date.

I definitely want to play the long game here.