He was the main person setting up the jobs to appear they were completed so Ron could take photos and send them to clients.

(move-in photos have already been taken)We also put a magnet with our logo and contact info on the metal cover to the electric box.Having this packet allows us to sit down and go over a number of things with the tenant at the lease signing.

I typically have a deposit schedule - First week 100% of rent, second week 90% of rent, third week and so on down to *about* 70% of rent, then I stop and won't do any different.I've had one tenant in 4 years catch up on deposits.

I was explaining to him that, if the cops wanted to catch him speeding, all they'd need to do was check the amount of time it took him to get from one toll booth to another, and then divide by the distance. 

And you get the benefit of having over 100 past ones to catch up on.4.

I know young engineer couples that cannot afford their down payment, and would get rejected by the bank anyhow on a DTI basis.Sooner or later reality will catch up.As for the data - I sorted for the lowest price-to-rent ratios.

Particularly on stairs that are closed on both sides (like the ones in your photos), it's a rather easy project.  

I took matters into my own hands a while back, I do all the leasing myself. photos, videos, canvassing, flyers, listings, mailers , etc.

I photoed the evidence and the broken disposal and sent the tenant a repair bill just like any service provider would.

And meanwhile, the tenant is living there for free and probably will never catch up on the rent.