This, just like dental work ain't one of um.

This guy would have been trouble.Another potential renter - had bad hygiene - smelled bad - then he was trying to figure out where to put all his guitars and stuff.  

But, actually I can’t get the license in US without pass several dental boards, improve my English skills and complete 2 more years of studies... so, meanwhile, as others in this forum, I am doing a “PhD in real estate at BP University”.

I had one unit deliberately flush an entire box of unused feminine hygiene products down the toilet in order to clog the sewer line.  

The 12ft ceilings, wood details, dental mouldings are all still intact.

Preliminary research shows costs of coverage that are 3x to 4x that of my current employer.So my question, to those who are self employed or successfully walked away from your W2, how are you handling health and dental coverage?

Some are better due to list hygiene - National Change of Address (NCOA) and CASS for address certification from the post office.

I know that different targets can come with varying prices, but I agree with @Erin Spence and @Sharad M. that 20 cents is very much on the high end.Another way to improve deliverability is to be sure that your list provider performs list hygiene.

The only thing I can fathom is that in their own house they are on some kind of septic tank that doesn't take toilet paper, and they follow the same hygiene practice when they stay elsewhere.

Congratulations on graduating from dental school!