For all landlords and property managers:  This is an email we received from a tenant in a duplex we manage:"Fighting and screaming in upstairs apartment.

You don't have to automatically accept someone because they receive vouchers.I'm relatively bullish on the area, and will continue to invest here. 

I will to remove NOD once a payment is received.

My lawyer received the November status certificate, went over it and confirm everything is ok. 

I could argue it's closer to 2% because I received a price discount for closing quickly and I didn't have to deal with a bank at all.  

Today I received a call from the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission (which is the agency in charge of the sewer system of several towns in New Jersey) telling me that in order for the City to complete all of the permits I had to pay a one time fee of $1,500.00.According to the employee of the PVSC, this charge is incurred for anyone purchasing a home from a bank if you decide to renovate that home.

Normal demand:  I will receive 10 calls for each home each week; high demand: tax time, school starting etc.

Bob thank you, what you say does makes sense.Dan,That is some of the best advice I have received. 

Contractors quickly tire of being summoned when they aren't receiving any work.

Let me know if you want me to take a look.As a side note, check out Cozy.co for rent collection and also a way to market your property and receive standardized applications.