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Madeline J. Ethically investing in poorer urban areas
7 June 2016 | 79 replies
-Finding good vendors to work in these types of communities may be difficult. I
Jorge Ruiz Short sales
25 May 2016 | 19 replies
Realtors run from these deals because of the heavy paperwork and difficulty in closing the deals.  
Phil Mays Property Manager "gotcha"
29 April 2015 | 72 replies
If you set your late fee as a % you will have difficulty persuading a court that it costs double for you to be made whole on late rent of Unit A than it would Unit B because Unit A's rent is twice as much.If your late fee is a flat amount below bank charges as you mentioned then even in a jurisdiction where no such provision is on the local statute books contract law is on your side.  
Cole Davis Background Checks without SS Number
15 May 2017 | 19 replies
Now I don't expect that's going to do it for you  so here.https://epic.org/privacy/ssn/testimony_0501.htmlI really have difficulty making comparisons between the UK and the US because we are so different.
Kathy Gunderson Lease Violations
29 April 2015 | 5 replies
I agree that I need to get rid of these tenants, and I also know how hard it is in the area to rent or lease out a property - even taking a loss, it's difficult.    I
Cameron Norfleet Ethics & Discrimination…. A question of Right vs Right!!
24 April 2015 | 152 replies
In my current situation I have new tenants now that I have difficulty understanding.
Kenneth Davis Any ideas on offering discounts to attract better tenants and are there any limits to types of discounts?
3 May 2015 | 18 replies
Reminds me of the "good driver" and "multi-policy" discounts given by the insurance companies.The difficulty I see is how well the screening tools you use will give you a definitive answer about the applicant's background and status.
Account Closed Low-income Renters
19 April 2015 | 12 replies
If a landlord can't adapt to understanding that perspective and understanding how to effectively communicate with people who hold that perspective, that landlord is going to encounter difficulty renting in those neighborhoods.If just the thought of driving through low income neighborhoods makes you nervous, it's probably not for you. 
Steve Rozenberg Who Qualifies With You As A Tenant?
6 April 2015 | 14 replies
Have you had any difficulties or incidents with this tenant?""
Mike Williams Don't rent to strippers, hair stylists, or people on disability
23 March 2015 | 57 replies
They get a steady check and have no interest/some difficulty moving somewhere else.Some other occupations that I avoid include landscapers (too seasonal), lawyers (they will take you to court and win if there's any type of disagreement), and bail bondsmen (their careers are spent dealing with the bottom of the barrel.