All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Oh dear. People get these ideas about what they can sell a purebred puppy for, and off they go... Unfortunately, there's a world of difference between a legit breeding operation that really understands breed standards and genetics and the "let's get our dogs together and make puppie$" school. They'll end up selling (or trying to sell) these poor pups on Craigslist for a fraction of what they thought they'd make, and more adoptable dogs at the pound will get euthanized.

Yah I doubt they are registered breeders providing genetic profiles etc but rather someone who thinks they can sell some puppies on craigslist (as if there aren't enough dogs in rescues with no home already).

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Originally posted by @Joe M.:

"I'm looking for a place for me and my baby's daddy for when he gets out of jail"

"If I give you a deposit now can you hold this place until May?" (This was in January)

Classic

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Yah the 3x rule typically applies to higher end areas, many places go lower. If you have a nice pool of candidates consistently though and you can keep the place filled, than 3x the rent requirement makes sense as it's just another level of screening and can't hurt.

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Originally posted by @William Tippy:

Holy wall of text batman! But ending with a Paul Harvey quote is ALWAYS appropriate in my book. To answer your question though it's all up to you and your contract, and how likely you think it is that they will pay you if you request it.

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Preach it! Some cities as mentioned above make it to where it's easier to just pay the bill or bill them for it (in cases where it's billed to you quarterly), but I agree, I've never seen people use more water than tenants who aren't paying their water bill.

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Originally posted by @David Krulac:

@Account Closed

& @Brent Watson

100 illegal aliens in one 3 bedroom house.

100 illegals in a 3 bedroom house? They call that a Tuesday down in Los Angeles :)

Well, maybe change house to apartment and you would be getting closer.

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Originally posted by @Sylvia B.:

Once your address gets into a system it's hard to get it out. Just last week I refused a piece of mail addressed to my dad. It was a jury summons.

He died in 2008....

Ah, government efficiency at it's finest!

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I've found that it ends up being around 8% but that's gonna varry as there are too many variables to make any broad statements.

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Gonna have to find another banker willing to extend you credit. Shouldn't be that difficult IMO.

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Answer: Too many!

All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

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