You can’t shut the utilities off on someone, it would be a shame to pay their utilities and not collect rent.

@Sean Lasher  It's a shame that you began your investing journey with a company that doesn't honor it's commitments or provide adequate communication. 

It's a shame because it's also one of the most beautiful states in the country.

I am not ashamed to admit I almost pissed myself.But I'll be damned if it didn't wise me up real good.

You need to do all these things because if things ever hit the fan and you get sued, the first thing a good lawyer will do is try to "pierce the veil" of your company, say its a sham company, have the judge disregard the entire company, and then go after all your personal assets. 

If you're going to be re-listing it, it seems like a shame to lose your perfect tenants. 

Nervous, I posted my first question, feeling ashamed of how little I knew from my one read, but reassured by Brandon's words to not let fear hold me back.

 @Suzanne Chan its a shame he didn't call it out on the day of repair. 

It’s a shame because I used to be a big fan of the service.

The more people use it then more valuable it becomes and the more others (even competitors) can't live without out and zillow did build it self on MLS data (mostly) so it's a shame.