For instance, if you're trying to invest in DFW and won't pull the trigger on a property, until you have personally seen it...you're not going to buy a property.  

Most cabinets come standard with soft closing and full extension drawers and soft closing doors.

Folks that live in sub $1000 properties, (in Sacramento for instance), have every intention to pay their rent and live their life without drama, just like everyone else.  

You will never collect in this instance. 

I agree with @Carolyn Morales that we have to be smart about how we give back; if we give away for free we're likely to get walked all over, so instead we discount the rent by around 25% below the low end of market rental rates in this instance. 

It makes me, and by extension my company, real... we are not just a company, we are people who are trying to help... like our company slogan says "Turning Houses into Homes."

For instance, some seem to have better knowledge of how to work the foreclosure system when it's an REO and dealing with the REO listing agent.

For instance, do you want highest cash flow and so are willing to sacrifice appreciation; or are you more concerned with potential for appreciation and as a result are willing to accept less cash flow?

Make sure you just write it out as extra deposit and not pet deposit as you would have to prove it was pet damage in that instance.

For instance a great tenant with two years who does not get an increase whereas a tenant who is a PIA in a premium apartment does.