I've run into this same question before and found a couple inexpensive solutions.The first one is a fake barking dog alarm:http://www.amazon.com/ED-50-Electronic-Watchdog-Barking-Alarm/dp/B002XITC5G/ref=sr_1_2?

That, coupled with lack of working capital and a poor business plan saw my business dive and only a stubborn lack of acceptance of the facts has kept me afloat.I don't see property investment as a get-rich-quick scheme and I certainly don't believe the rubbish out there that makes all kinds of promises with no substance.

What happens to a property when the wholesaler does not find a buyer within 30days as promised on contract?

I have seen people borrow money from a ridiculous amount of sources to make something happen because they went to some "guru" class that promised to make them a millionare in 8 minutes using other people's money.

Broken promises have financial consequences.

Add several trillions more for federal state and local "promises" to retirees, the poor, the aged, etc.

One phrase that's worked well for me is "under promise, and over deliver."

I can't promise a good time for me.

It'd not be foolproof but I think it'd greatly reduce fake reviews and at least we'd have the potential to get some relevant content from posers.

Tenant - complains that he is obviously disabled (true) and landlord promised to make accommodations for him to use apartment.