Make it extremely clear, otherwise someone is going to mad if they think they met the criteria and you don't give them back half. 

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That seems extremely high. 

He is extremely knowledgeable and trustworthy.

I'm extremely hesitant.

I have an extremely good relationship with this bank.

Ultimately I was not extremely happy with our contractor because our 4-12 week project took almost 9 months to be completed.

Another bonus for MN I was reflecting on recent, no natural disasters, like hurricanes, tornadoes, earth quakes, floods, etc, & Hennepin County has had extremely stable prices for a regionally expensive market as compared to the costal markets, Denver, etc. 

In all multi-unit properties, checking on who is responsible for what utilities should be among the very first steps you take because these have potentially enormous implications on the value of the investment - this is particularly true of heat/AC in extreme climate areas.

I have tenants ranging from extremely low income (section 8) to 6-figure-earning professionals... and the low income tenants' usage is nearly always the highest whereas the high earners' usage is nearly always the lowest.