What I had in mind was to,1. scare the folks into paying me like they pay the local bank. or.2.

State in detail that they are late with their October/sep whatever rent in full while monthly rent was paid, as the utility bills are outstanding for x dollars and are processed first and that is tenant responsibility per section x of the lease contract. tape it to the front door in an envelope. contact attorney to get ready to file eviction case to proceed on day-5 if tenants don't respond. it's usually a good scare to get them to respond and comply, but sometimes only evictions work.

Were you guys a little scared about it when you got your first one?

Hopefully it will get a clean bill of health during that time and won't need further treatment.The only good thing is this is in a stand alone unit.

She stopped paying again when her health went down hill.

If they were to go into full disclosure (even if they could) it would scare most away and they wouldn't have potential customers/clients or transactions.

Can you ask the applicant or tenant for a letter from a health professional stating the dog is essential if the disability is not evident, or would just asking for proof be a violation?

For a smaller bank, taking a write-down of $210,000 ($300K-$90K) would make a huge impact on the perception of the bank's health.

Yes, black mold is very dangerous to our health, but all REO's are buyer beware.

This scares away retail buyers big time, but it's such an easy and transforming fix.Red flag - neighbors.