I know you probably considered having a no pet rule, because what you're spending on carpet cleanings could be going elsewhere. 

This house needs minor work, but with comps in our condition trading close to $200,000, this deal is a no brainer.

I know some people who've crushed it in Joshua Tree too so it's not a no-go zone, it's just harder. 

if a new landlord has a release you sign to verify housing and the form say's "was full security deposit returned, check yes, or no"  you'd get a NO check.  

Thuy Pham-Satrappe Having an umbrella policy these days is really a no-brainer.

Newport is pretty much a no-go anymore due to excessively heavy restrictions inactacted about 2 years ago.

We have a no pet policy, but do have a few cats who were already in our 8-plex when we bought it, so we allowed them to stay.

Were the interest to be credited to the policy owner it would change everything and make owning a whole life policy(s) a no brainer for everyone.I would love to hear your thoughts!

Referral fees are a "no-go" but you could possibly start up and run an advertising business to sell leads as long as payment cannot be tied back to the successful closing of a lead provided. 

No, if the lender gave me a $200,000 total deduction ($100k additional) that would be a 100% return over 4 years so to me a “no brainer”.