I had it in my lease agreement "That  a tenant shall not park their vehicle(s) on the lawn or any other place on the property not designated as a parking area, or their vehicle will be towed at their expense"  and then saw they had a vehicle parked on the lawn or other area when I did a drive by, I'd take out my bright pink "Parking Violation" Sticker, stick it on the window of the car (under the windshield wiper) letting them know that they had 24 hours to remove the vehicle or the car will be towed.  

I just had a friend pay $ 1200 to get the line snaked ,  then they said they needed a new sewer line for 7 grand ..............  

We too designate an order by which we apply payments.

.), my son (real estate agent, residential design and project management), my husband (broker, accounting, cost breakdowns, project management, bids, broker) and our son in law (electrical contractor).

In drier climates, landlords should totally design their properties to low water plants, which are less maintenance. 

She is in 40's and has a grand kid.  

And then on top of that, I have this sum of money I received from the seller that just so happens to be an amount both designated as property tax reimbursement and pro-rated as such.So here's my question: How do I classify these numbers on my general ledger?

It says Bonds are designated "X" if taxable.If you look at the second column titled "Other State's Bonds", you will see that every state with an income tax, has an "X" which means that the income from out of state bonds is taxable.

If they added equipment (AC, computer, whatever) that the systems were not designed to handle, that could be a fire hazard (violation of code) Do they have pets, and are not permitted?

:pup: Doug Smith: On MyHouseDeals.com when the listings show ARV (after repair value) and then show cost after repairs what is the $0.00 designation i see on so many of them?