Steve:Sorry I did not get to this last evening as I committed ... it slipped my mind.In our neck of the woods, we have a standard government lease (called Form 6) which, while it is not obligatory we use it, any lease you draw-up yourself cannot deviate or contradict the standard lease ... so most folks use it.The standard lease allows the landlord to attach their own Schedules to the lease ... most notably Schedule A - Additions to the Standard Lease ... this is where your "house rules" are to be found.In our Schedule A, we have a section on Alterations to Rental Property which contains the following clauses:1.The Tenant agrees to use only putty, tacks, pins or finish nails but not stickers or tape as picture hangers. 2.The tenant agrees not to make any additions, changes or alterations to the rental property without prior written permission of the Landlord.

Then, while the real estate agent is doing all the best to schedule showings for his clients, try to learn as many real estate terms as possible so that you understand how the closing process works and what documents you will have to sign.

This makes perfect scheduling very hard to do.

called orkin did the routine to both.45 days later another complaint from left.

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My % for "doing the work" doesn't include me swinging a hammer or scheduling crews.

I'm thinking monthly so it's on schedule and that way it's always updated but I know some people only mail bi monthly. thoughts?.....

Let's say that prior to making an offer to buy a rehab, I hire contractor A to do an initial walk-through with me and come up with a detailed improvement plan (cost and time schedule).Next, I send out bid requests to both contractor A and other contractors for that job.

Property Meld actually handles all the maintenance aspects (including scheduling and coordinating tenants and maintenance personnel).  

I have already given a 5 day notice to the family that is accused of causing all of the problems (due to their late payment/partial payment routine).