I spoke with a lady from out of the area recently who bought some.

Fingers crossed!

Property Managers can't just snap their fingers and make a tenant disappear. 

fingers crossed!

B2B can become a hotbed of liability and contractual disputes if a large scale project starts to go massively sideways, and every separate subcontractor can get dragged into finger-pointing quagmire.

The lady that lives there now is moving and her kids are wanting to sell the property.  

Finger cross. 

Like someone just mentioned, unless someone gives you a *completed* application *and* the fee, you don't have anything to run.For instance, I had a lady give me the application fee and the application, but some questions were unanswered and she did not provide proof of income with it.

For example, we bought our first property, a duplex, from an old lady in her early eighties.

Many people prefer to use cash when making purchases at that type of store and the way they handled it could be, well, almost entertaining.One lady brought 2 boxes full of ones that she had saved from tips for 25 years -- almost $7000.