Box fans will keep the air moving while it is closed up and help dry out the air as well.

Then inventory dried up and stuff is going pending in days.

Also the basement is 9ft tall, completely dry so I am building a studio right now there to get extra income.

Jermaine Chad Ingram, Hi and welcome to the forum, I see you have 1 investment , just curious how many times YOU have had a tenant move in with no animals, then a year later they have 3 rescue dogs peeing all over the place , and I mean all over the place , the only place that was DRY was the area under the litter boxes, so much so that you have take up the underlayment on most of the floor and have it replaced , cost $3500, replace the flooring another $3,000.

I believe the others are a lot more cut and dried.

Because if they don't the money pools funding their lending ability will dry up.

When it comes to property management agencies I'read horror stories on how they can suck you dry of you are a long distance investor.Any clues on how to judge whether an agency is worth being taken on board?

That being said, I'm guessing it won't be as cut and dry as just being able to choose whether you pursue one option or the other.  

I just recently switched printers and have not done my first dry run, but my old printer would even do return service request on the envelope so I would be made aware of any forwarded address or if it was an addressee unknown..I've been looking at click2mail.com and from what I remember they even had handwriting fonts.

It was pretty cut and dry, but the judge made a point to say that according to OK case law a late fee cannot exceed 5% of the monthly rental amount (The OK landlord tenant law does not specify % or amount).