I see a ton of people that self diagnose off the internet or via relative or friend and then I see the pet and they are so far off base it makes me laugh...... skin has a limited response pattern, so lots of skin disease can look very similar to each other....they need to see a professional.... if you are lucky you will eliminate bed bugs off the list of causes just via a medical exam.... that's step one......Your side is to make the investment to have the home inspected....and I would probably do that no matter what... the inspection shouldn't be that costly and if nothing else it will protect you if it were ever to escalate to some legal issues...you did you due diligence to address the concern etcIf the inspection does reveal bed bugs, I would highly recommend you research various treatments and costs....some of the prices I have heard quoted are ridiculous.

I've had multiple attorneys give ridiculous, arbitrary, and meaningless demands and at first I thought it was just ego.

When they can't afford to do anything but rent a room in a house with several other people, they are not the beacon of success and not someone I'm going to take advice from or waste my time listening to their ridiculous arguments and idiocy.I doubt you even own any rentals.

I had a property where they didn't even supply comps, and there were hundreds available, just not the ones they needed to fund the fat pensions and other ridiculous gorwing fees they have.

Hi Guys,I currently have 2 short term rental properties in Orange County, CA and am looking to invest in another, but prices are ridiculous here. 

I read similar ridiculous posts on FB group pages and am just astonished that tourists (and sometimes hosts) will have the temerity to stoop to the levels that they do.

I will have to verify that for myself because you can certainly see how that seems ridiculous, right?

I'm sorry if this topic is ridiculous ..

I agree with @Natalie Kolodij, I know a lot of people my age here in Nashville that are in ridiculously over-priced apartments or condos because it's "cool", or in a newly gentrified popular area. 

Regardless of whether they file a homestead or not, there are today over 70,000 Texas residents who owner-occupy their multi-family properties...it appears none of them can take cash out of the free-and-clear property they live in---ridiculous, an unlawful restraint on alienation, a handicap to duplex citizen-owners, and a sad reflection on the intelligence of our Texas legislature and mortgage lobby here.