One room is vacant right now, and I was contacted by a business man from a non-american famous company, who would like to book my place, but the only way for him to do so is by using his business credit card.

For example, a recent rape conviction perpetrated on a neighbor’s child would arguably be more relevant to a landlord than a 20-year-old conviction for statutory rape followed by a crime-free life.

Hi All,Lately, we have several South American investors coming into our area to buy for the great cash flow Scranton PA offers.  

A landlord rents out the house right next door to the school to someone convicted of a child-sex crime. 

My problem is that i don't know what papers i need to invest my money in the USA (i have a tourist VISA) or get a credit from an American Bank.If anyone can help me, i would be very grateful.Bye!

@Dj Pride, the data is technically correct, however you need to consider if it's really telling you what you're asking.The data being used comes from the American community survey and vacancies can be further divided as one of seven categories:- For rent- Rented, not occupied- For Sale- Sold, not occupied - Seasonal and rec use - Migrant housing- Other As far as Torrington is concerned, here is the dataAs you can see, the vacancy rate is similar to the data tabulated at the zip code 06790. 

Son, daughter, stepchild, foster child, adopted child,or a descendant of any of them.2.

Your first flip is kind of like your first child - you want ‘em to be perfect and the best of the best.

It is helpful to have an option that allows you to achieve all of the steps in one place (ie. listing your unit to 10+ listing sites, schedule showings, screen tenants with a fully comprehensive application, keep track of things like rent payments + leases, and offers several other tools as well -- the ability for tenants to build a credit score up to 40+ points for on-time rent payments which can be enticing for them as rent tends to be one of the largest monthly expenses for most Americans).

I’ve used AUM (American Utility Management) before for large properties, but they have competitors.