Dirt on my clothes, dirt in my dishes, dirt in the shower, dirt on my makeshift furniture.  

Many giving advice simply want recognition and will blurt out something that is totally wrong not understanding what they might be dishing out or implying.

Who is washing dishes and checking their BP inbox?

Instead of flowers I am going to wash all the dishes, clean the floors, and refix a floor item I messed up last week. 

I have found here in the Memphis area that a lot of times with lower priced properties that are more often bought by investors, especially stuff that is dished out by Fannie & Freddie (pre-online submittal) there are certain agents that would take the offer in from another agent, but never show it to the client.  

I have thick skin and can take whatever you would like to dish out, but others may not be interested in hearing about it.

(Just look at all the movies Hollywood kept dishing out!)

The list is required by HUD but may be amended for additional requirements to a local market, but giving personal property certainly is not a requirement, such as a soap dish.

This is also kind of my intro post after months of lurking around and absorbing info like a dish sponge.

They had no financial incentive for finding someone so it wasn't like they were going to do it.It's hard enough dealing with squabbles between tenants in different units, but I don't want to be called upon for people who are fighting about doing the dishes or leaving toilet seat up.Also, when damage is caused in common areas, there's no way to prove who did it.