Although my experience only dates back to 2007, I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of the components of a house.

I feel 1 month security $ 3200 would cover it as they are the perfect tenants to date.2) some sort of 1 time gift card/wine basket/local store gift3) Offer no rent increase if they lock in and renew for 2 yearsAlways thinking of a Win-Win situation so leaning towards Option #1 as this costs me no money but gives them up to $ 800 that they didn't have.What do you all use as an incentive to keep good tenants ?

I am flexible on the date you move out.

Is it old and dated?

You need to ask ages so you know who all the adult applicants are.You ask the birth date and take a copy of their DL for the applicants to establish their identity correct?

Thanks Is this info up to date?

Convection is a powerful thief of heat and cold.Also when you say brick, I'm assuming based on the date of 1950s that it's frame construction with a brick veneer.

In California, for example, I can search a date range for all recorded NOD's.

Auction Date: 07/01/2014Sale Location: Family Law Center You can get free info for a portion of the trustee sales at auction.com.

The MLS is the most up to date source of which I know.