Usually there is a reason and they give it on the spot (plus late fee of course).

I spotted the listing firm that represents the investor and had a nice chat with him to make friends.

If there is a local office, the agent should drop it off in person; when they do this, the person taking the packet will verify that everything is in order and if something is not (like the EM amount), they'll let the agent know on the spot.- With respect to HUD suggesting inspections prior to making offers, now you know why they do this.

You can get a parking spot downtown AND a Starbucks gift card that will last you all month.You MIGHT be able to get 1 room in a 4 bed/1 bath place in Oak Square.

I dont know alot about the FRP panels but seams are always the weak spot on any surrounds so pay extra attention to transitions and sealing them.

I can try repainting the wet spot but I want a permanent fix and don't want it to rot overtime.

This will really put us in a bad spot of they can do such a thing.I have looked the Ohio and local renters rights.

Bannister is spot on, as usual.

I guess it depends on what your sweet spot is.

When you have all the spots filled, and you actually get the rent, you'll be in good shape.