I think that 99% of the time, it is completely in their control and they are evicted because they make a bad choice.Even if there is some legitimate reason why the tenant is having financial difficulties, why is it the landlords problem to not get paid?

The main reason I want a business is for the name, I feel it will help legitimize me when approaching sellers and would tie in well with my marketing plans.

If they're are showing the 2.75 as discount points then its probably legitimate.

I'm trying to evaluate those and any other activities that I can legitimately do without a license.

Bandit signs are not a legitimate for of advertisement.

I am a buy and hold investor, but based on my limited knowledge I do think it is a legitimate way to invest.

You have a loan for about that amount.As to whether or not this is legitimate, there were various opinions.

That way, there's no question whether a tenant is qualified or not and there can be no legitimate claim of discrimination.Nc Mark,I like pus-bags!

In addition, the property management requires that:1. the deposit be made in money-order or cashier's check (ie, no personal checks accepted)2. the rental agreement be executed near the official move-in date (ie, about 2-3 days prior)Are the two requirements above legitimate?

Are there ways to tell if they are legitimate or not?