Tenants are happy, because now the power is actual instead of split by square footage in CAM.

Every once in a while he lets some little kid or old lady pick the right cup and doesn't palm the ball and pays off $3 to $1.

Quote from @Cam Schwartz: Hi Elizabeth, two reputable GCs in my network focused on the greater Chicago area are (i) Real Restoration and (ii) Construction Cycle.

When I ran an apartment building with over 250 units one of the tenants was a super nice lady that paid her rent on time and was solid in every respect except she was a total disaster and her place was insect and rat infested...gross!!

And I have another viewing tomorrow evening with a lady that has a rescue pit.

Oh my gosh, liability concerns again, you're lucky your tenant isn't having bridge club every week with little old ladies with walkers going up and down the steps.

He used to do small maintenance projects for the previous owner who was an elderly lady, and has he has lived in the property for 15 years.

I could have rezoned it residential after paying $$$ and going through the painful process but decided to leave it as is...We rented to a lady starting a daycare. 

A seperate license is required, see FREC: www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/re/frec.htmlYou need one as a Community Association Manager (CAM).

Last year we have a lady and her seven year old boy who fled Syria stay with us.