Let me know what you do religiously that is worth the extra cost and what to avoid. 

I had been religiously studying real estate and investing since I was 14 and thought I knew a lot (if not everything if I'm being honest to my teenage hubris).

Not sure if she is a mystery shopper or not.I know down here a landlord has gotten in trouble for advertising "close to house of worship" as showing preferences to certain religious groups. 

I would say ok to them, and tell them to ensure to mail rent on time or else the late fee will be religiously enforced since you can't track whether the check is in the mail or not. 

Ive been religiously listening to the bigger pockets podcast now, reading books on the subject, etc.

Background: I got into real estate after finding myself homeless having been laid off of my job at a religious organization serving people, (I left my corporate career to do so and made less than $9,000 per year). 

You may disagree with a person’s political beliefs, religious beliefs or life choices that have nothing to do with whether or not they will be a good renter.

Productivity app discussions are sometimes similar to religious discussions... but I wanted to at least throw out the idea of trying out Google Apps.  

I have been listening to the BP podcasts religiously since March of this year on my hour commute to and from work, been lingering long enough on here and figured I'd finally write my first post.

I have focused on one neighborhood of the city that I believe will have a steady rent and is fairly affordable and am direct mailing them religiously!