I rented so I could buy real estate in other markets...but that's a story for another post) After I moved out I got a portion of my security deposit back but was told that, after reviewing my account, I didn't pay rent during some month "years ago" however they have not told me which month/year.

laminate has been popular for two decades brcause it is clean and tough, just look for laminate that passes for wood it looks so goodGlass is natural, beautiful, eay to clean and reflective...and will be used in different sizes, colors, shapes and paired with other materials for some time to comeGranite or any stone is classic...but as tastes change the preference for colors of granite will change...and yes it will take a backseat to other fresher ideas in countertopsWood ceramic tile will probably last like travertine porcelain tile because they imitate nature...but as tastes change the underlying hues change...goldenish tones giving way to grayish, I think "looks" will date a decor more than individual choices.  

What type of properties are we talking about (size, age, area) and how much are you being charged for repairs?

It may be too much for her to handle that sized place.

The mid sized developer just doesn't have a place.

Money order is the way to go for those with a larger sized portfolio Seems to have the least amount of problems.Another tip for landlords.

Thus far, I have been focusing most of my attention in the "Learn" portion of Bigger Pockets.

People you know that would/might have enough money to do the size project you are interested in. 

The good news is that the tenants portion is around $50 and section 8 pays $950+.  

Each of the Fujitsu units were different sizes and models.