They were everywhere - up to my neck, under my clothes.

Tell him it has a past history of this type of pest, and you are looking for a current assessment and a quote.I know if they are there, they can get on your clothes (hide in the seams), and then end up in your car, and then in your own home.

Work as in putting the deal together and baby sitting it through til payday.

But I don't know if you'll recoup that.Unless this house is the ugly duckling, which you said it wasn't, or the baby, ie ... 1200 sq ft vs. everyone elses 2500 sq ft ... you're upward potential is kind of limited.

You can't take responsibility for the stupidity of the masses, they have too much practice.just wait for the crash baby!!

You can even prohibit drying of clothes outside, commercial signs, etc. based on what other landlords have seen in the past.

If the tenants has tenant insurance and the injury isn't a major one (like maybe 10k will make the problem go away), then the tenant insurance will deal with it.For the most part, though, what it protects you from is tenants who want to sue you because their clothes stored in the basement got moldy

The whole idea is that baby gets read, people think UPS tried to drop a package at their door and read the note.

My wife and I have just moved back from doing mission work for a few years and we’ve got a baby boy on the way.

I have just turned 30 with a 2 year old and one more baby on the way.