I'm a customer.

For the small investor, the property manager is a direct hit on the button line and may be the Waterloo for him/her.  

Your tenant should just look for a GFCI outlet, possibly in a garage or water heater closet or inside the condo, and press the reset button.

This would be my personal house, so will be at retail price, not wholesale.It's a 3400 sq ft, 4 bd, 3.5 bath "custom" home on 1.6 acres.

Quality of customer service and processing response time will be key factors.An alternative is a checkbook IRA LLC.

Quality of customer service and processing response time will be key factors.An alternative is a checkbook IRA LLC.  

., the beauty salon would be for a client that already has customers. 

Hi Chad,I don't look at this as something that you need to contact an attorney about; I think it's a matter of common sense and it's also nice to be sensitive to your customer's backgrounds in any business, so you're already showing that you're taking that extra initiative, and I applaud you for it!  

On this note: I've found that LOCAL Mom & Pop suppliers are more competitive, give better service because the local market is all they get and they can't stand bad reviews or lost customers.

I haven't dealt with it in a landlord/tenant situation, but from a couple of people I have known who accepted credit cards for their retail businesses, the credit card associations (Visa/Mastercard/Amex) "don't like it" if the business tries to charge the credit card fee to the customer, and can potentially stop accepting charges from that business if they do it.But, the card associations seem to be perfectly OK with the idea of a business advertising or giving a "cash discount".