They see daily compounding fees as excessive but having it in the contract puts some heat on the tenant to pay the rent on time if they have it.You have to be really careful about accepting partial rents as well.

(Given that virtually all of my deposits are for in excess of that, we had to do a lot of digging.)

Expenditures in excess of $400 require owner approval. - Should this amount be lower?

My school of thought is this: if you can honestly stay consistent and take the excess money and invest in some vehicle that earns a greater return than the current cost of your interest rate, i would invest in the higher return, continue taking the profits and rolling it over (compounding it) and growing the excess cash and interest faster than it does by paying down your mortgage.

Without this documentation, the IRA could be deemed as receiving excess contributions and you then get other issues with that situation.

. - repair handrail#7 [Throughout] 302.4 Overgrown weeds or grass - All premises and exterior shall be maintain free from weeds or grass in excess of 10 inches - Cut overgrowth#8 [Throughout] 307.1 Accumulation of rubbish or garbage - Property must be clean of all rubbish or garbage - Remove all rubbish and garbage-#9 [Throughout] 305.3 Interior surfaces - Cracked or loose plaster:: decayed wood and other defective surface conditions shall be corrected. - Repair walls

The duty of a listing agent is to obtain the highest market price for a seller, how can they do that if they are taking excess amounts of equity from a deal?

Theses are the types of things that the CFPB and Dodd Frank regulations set up.It is supposed to protect the consumer.I believe that's how it works.Normally when someone needs to get a credit,the lender pays the comp and the excess goes to the borrower.In your case because there was only so much yield or credit that the loan was paying, I reduced our company comp to give you more credit.

This game is happening for months.They demand excessive documentation (on my dime) for damages caused by their negligence, and even we settle (what takes months) they lie confirming completion the work while the work was never done. 

Late rent, not pay rent, noise disturbance from excess barking in the building, etc all legit reasons to evict a tenant with service dog?