Small claims court is easy and inexpensive for any landlord to pursue.We need more stand up landlords like you to help turn our business around and protect the new investors from bankruptcy at the hands of these type of socially irresponsible criminals.Tenants must not be allowed to continue to steal money from us and walk away without consequence.

I worked at a senior center, provide social services, I provide translation, and the center advised people to try rentals that don't charge applications fees first, and there's plenty of those, You might collect $100 or so, but delaying a rental for a month or two to get $100.00 is not worth it, IMHO.

Go on a scouting mission and drive the neighborhoods that will be the best way to learn the area and what the good parts of town are

Saturday: Post your desires in your social media accounts.

We even have a mission statement that we stand behind....

I've been doing his tax returns for 9 years now; the tax elements in his accounts have been:1. medical expenses (especially the $9300/month for assisted living facility)2. rental income for renting out his house3. income from pension, social security4. everything elseIn the past, he had a revocable Living Trust, and all tax issues were handled using 1040 and his SSN.Does *everything* now go on the 1041, or do I have to do two separate tax returns??

I've bought his class and may collaborate with him on some of his social media soon.

I have some good city sites in the mcallen, edinburg, mission and elsa area that I want to develop in to multi-family.  

There is no such thing as a small, thoughtful gift exchange possible between landlord and tenant as social equals.

I’ve got a deal I’ve been marketing through CL and social media but it’s mostly just tired kickers that I’m getting responses from.