Today, it is to get their votes.

We have a vote on the floor of the House, which is why there are not so many people here just now, but they will be coming in, and I want to thank them for coming and for their presence today.

Personally, I try not to vote for someone just based on party affiliations.Good luck!

So my vote would be to install it if you can pass on a portion of that cost on to the tenant, otherwise tell her she'll have to buy a window unit which you'll still end up paying some of the electric for anyway.

. - thanks for the vote - turns out it was your 200th BP vote, and it put you onto this list of others with the "Judge" award:http://www.biggerpockets.com/awards/200_votes/detail

Regarding changing rules, they’re usually difficult to change, typically requiring a large percentage of votes (e.g. 80%).

Residents won't lock themselves out of the building.My vote is for a keypad.

And is there some way to ensure that the two trustees who are benefiting from the free rent cannot vote to keep the status quo by force of number or split vote?

Thanks Pete for the vote of confidence.Hi Helen,I have many clients from California.

No voting rights, no management rights, no rights to determine what is bought and sold.