There is no smoke here, no partner lies, no weasel clauses, just the property being accepted after usual and customary inspections.You explained your business position.

I also give them a detailed 11"x17" floor plan with dimensions of each wall that they may need to plan out furniture placements, as well as locations of switched receptacles, cable outlets to plan where to put floor lamps, mount TVs etc...At key handover I give them more detailed package including a list of appliance models and serial numbers, a detailed electrical panel schedule, city mosquito control number, garbage collection schedule for regular waste, recycle waste, yard waste and bulk trash, smoke alarm batteries, storage shed padlocks, location of the secret switch to opens the swinging bookshelf that reveals two more bedrooms.

I have made, paid in hand to me, zip, notta, nothing, zilch, smoke, not a cent!

Now, continue and don't blow smoke at the owner and stop plying games!

There is no business entity of any kind or Trust that regulators can not find out who is behind the door of, they have police powers, authority to require disclosure and if you try to smoke them, it's contempt.

WE are absolutely smoking it in certain markets because of this one thing you are not going to get far with 500.00 EM deposits LOL .. getting homes with very nice equity at least as good if not better than a letter campaign and it cost us only computer time its free.

Most Home Depots, there is going to be at least one of them in your city, if you were to drive to it at 6:00 in the morning, you are going to find various folks just standing around outside by their pickup truck, smoking cigarettes, having coffee, talking, and it is like they are huddled around.

It is worth a few thousand dollars to take a few minutes to visit with the tenant.Another good reason: you want to check on the condition of the property to help make sure you want to extend the lease and here in Virginia a landlord must certify that the smoke alarms are functioning, to do this you have to actually test each one every 12 months.

There are rules about how many smoke detectors you need per floor area, where the buzzers and flashing lights go, and even what kind of wire you use to hook it up.

I had a few say "I only smoke outside" or "I only smoke rarely."