When you give tenants something for free, they have a tendency to abuse it.

Doesn't the governor see that he just left out in the cold anyone who isn't in housing, anyone who needs to escape an abusive household, anyone who needs to move here for a job, or who needs to move, for any reason?

Hello BP,I'm looking for some guidance re: a domestic abuse issue with a tenant that I have.

They are not some free public utility that you can abuse.

Haha....ok I'm joking, kind of...All those things are important, but first is credit score(700 or better preferred, can go lower if other conditions are optimal) and no previous evictions, no felony convictions(especially violent or sexual).

Apparently the co-worker got out of a bad relationship (domestic abuse) and she wants to keep an eye on her mental health.

As long as there is money in the treasury, unethical politicians will always use that money in abusive ways in exchange for votes.

I can not take any mkre abuse from this state.It's no wonder people are leaving by the thousands.

I for one am in a good position with my renters, (I hope) as I only have 3 properties, 2 occupied by retirees (probably better of than myself, and I don't think likely abuse the system) and another younger couple who if they tell me they have lost their jobs they can come work for me. 

My other fear is leaving our realtor feeling abused.