We're dealing with people.... human feelings and human shortcomings, including those of overworked case managers and things that the tenant can't control.7.

As long as I screen everyone good, and have a good face-face interviewing, then I always end up with good paying tenant .. for now at least - knock on wood.My prior section 8 inspector was more like human and down to earth.

any able bodied person in CA right now can work in labor Period.plus if its real estate you want to do then learning how to reconstruct a house would give you a lot of knowledge that you can use in the future..

If the landlord is any kind of decent human being and if you were any kind of decent tenant they will probably find some way to leave you with a positive feeling.

These are basically people who are trained to go to courthouses and other public bodies to obtain the necessary documents.

The reps you will be in contact with are commission based salesmen and are trying to get as much money out of you as humanly possible.Good Luck

The appraiser will do research on the property and if the news account is located, you can count on some type of "human reaction" to be noted in the valuation. 

And so I buy drawer/cabinets from Habitat for Humanity Restore/Construction Junction/etc; sometimes I need to nail a laminate countertop to it if it lacks the top but they often have the countertop still on there - buying them used is naturally way cheaper. 

Apartment owners are humans first.

Filling the "learning" folders and building new Learned behavior is the basics of all human growth.