I currently put all of my living expenses on a credit card (including rent) as the points returned allow me to travel for free (I have never paid a dollar of interest on a credit card in 5 years).

If they can find a nicer place down the street for 50 bucks less a month they will drop you like a bad habit .

Check is fine too, but has to get annoying if you're traveling or have to deal with a missed payment. 

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Hard for me to travel that far to do some rehab. 

I negotiated the offer because I had cash available and I knew a bank wouldn't loan the money to just anyone looking for a house to live in due to the amount of work it needed in order for it to be habitable again.

I negotiated the offer because I had cash available and I knew a bank wouldn't loan the money to just anyone looking for a house to live in due to the amount of work it needed in order for it to be habitable again.

Cash makes by far the biggest differences for properties that are just south of the habitability line, properties that very clearly need rehab before a tenant can be moved in, the sorts of properties that for one reason or another a bank will not loan money on.Even more important than cash in these cases is making your offer to buy with no home inspection or waiting period and a significant earnest money offer.

Any breach of the lease will do, pets in no pet unit, excessive noise they don't remedy, but usually it's late payments, in Ohio we are not required to accept late rent (unless we've made a habit of doing so in the past), so you can tell them you'll only agree accept a late payment, if they sign a new lease with you.

What business travel organizations are they members of?