Or at least have the option to be alerted)- The above didn't seem like a big deal and pretty standard affair- One tenant is delinquent on their portion of rent (2 months worth) plus late fees, $370   [recently submitted a payment of $100, so balance is now $270]- One tenant was delinquent a huge amount (same tenant whose rent portion jump significantly), two months plus late fees, $1,420  [recently submitted a payment of $800, balance remaining is $620]  [updated note shows tenant plans to make another payment in a couple of weeks]  [this tenant also opted to not renew lease and will continue month to month]  [they're working on getting CHA to adjust their rent portion back down]- water meters appear to have been installed in each buildingThe numbers above have been rounded a bit to preserve some anonymity.

I thought at first someone from the Historical Society wanted to preserve it.

Don't hit my thumb with the hammer...hit the other nail".

I found a carpet nail (I guess that's what they are called, small little thing but sharp like a tack) that was nailed from under the floor up through the floor.

This Dept. of Labor Prohibited Transaction Exemption allows IRA owners to make short-term, zero-interest loans to their IRAs in order to preserve an asset.  

Among a laundry list of other items.ReKey / ReProgram Deadbolts after ANY turnover - When it comes to changing the locks, @Chris Herbert hit the nail on the head.

@Jay Hinrichs you hit the nail on the head.

Exactly @Patsy Waldron I hit the nail on the coffin!

You've pretty much nailed the concept of financial freedom!

The first is the total pay off which consists of the UPB, accrued interest, attorney's fees, property preservation fees, late fees, inspection fees, property taxes, property insurance, and I'm sure half a dozen other fees I can't think of.