As far as I know he cashes pension checks at the local party store.80% of the time I meet him at the property, or we meet at some other place.

Occupants and Use: who will use the property and for residential use only, no business activity. 8.Peace and Quiet and Lawful Use 9.Pets: conditions, what type and how many. 10.Liquid-Filled Furniture: never. 11.Appliances: assume all responsibility for repair and maintenance. 12.Pest Control: responsibility of the Tenant/Buyer. 13.Locks/Lockouts: will not change the locks on any door or mailbox without first obtaining written permission from the Landlord/Seller. 14.Tenant/Buyer Inspection: has inspected the dwelling and its contents and agree that they are in satisfactory order, and accept the premises in as is condition. 15.Notification of Serious Building Problems: agrees to notify the Landlord/Seller upon first discovery of any serious building problems. 16.

Of course I would check back in.I learn so much for FREE from people here.Good news is I found a retired plumber working at a major box home store who offered to help me with plumbing things via pictures/explanations etc..

Since they were only closing some stores, we negotiated a buy-out that worked out quite well for me.First, you can probably get some financial data on the tenant (either publicly or by asking for it) to see where they stand.

Instead of taking the credit off your taxes you get a discount based on the price at the register, the store turns it in for reimbursement.

A multi-function tool app that has a spirit level, unit converter, and dial caliper (handy for measuring small items like nuts and screws at the hardware store). 13.

Once the stores realize that they won't be selling any more salt for the year, they'll sell it dirt cheap.

I was once at a carpet store in Istanbul, and frustrated with the way the haggle was going, so I threw in the offer of a camel.

How do you store it and do you have a system for eating the oldest stock first?

I'd recommend google docs or jotform to keep track of your customer reviews (google docs actually automatically stores them in a database).