There was a news story about the building and the upkeep of it in the local news a few years ago.

Standard operating procedure for my Muncie houses is to buy low, throw in vinyl plank where you can and make the upkeep as little as possible.  

You have solid assets, but you feel like you should be managing larger apartments that require way more attention, more management, more upkeep, and more annoyance.

I like my landlord just fine and there are zero issues on either side concerning payments, repairs, upkeep/cleaning, or anything else.

Dieters are looking for a "magic pill" that takes the weight off while they sleep and do not have to change their eating habits or do any exercise.

Their weight limit was more than anyone else I could find and I also exceeded their holding period of of 2 weeks and they did not charge for the extra days.

MF thou, less of them and finding a quality one, considering location, upkeep, layout of property it gets harder to find.

Neither are doing anything to maintain the building or contribute to its upkeep while my 70+ year old father has been providing them a free apartment and paying for property repairs and going to the property to do work himself.

I also run their credit reports, but I don't like to put a lot of weight into them because that could be from issues they had a long time ago and not their current situation now.As for applications, I like use a screening agency to generate the reports I want.

This cuts down dramatically on bookkeeping upkeep.