The idea is that an older  lady owns a 3/2 or 4/3 house.

It's not worth the extra money to me for the flood insurance.But, if the old lady upstairs floods her bathtub, and I need to move out while repairs are made, my insurance will cover my hotel up to $4,000, and give me replacement value on all of my stuff.I got a discount through AARP, and pay about $14/month. 

We got paid for a months rent from a certain tenant(cute young lady).

No, complainer is single lady in her late forties.

And I was surprised to see Dear Martin standing next to the wall of the court room with an old lady in a wheel chair because I had never seen her before.

You'll notice the cat that the rich lady moved in, or that the middle income techies fresh out of college haven't cleaned their shower in months and its starting to stain the tile, or that your low income folks have an extra family member or two staying over that aren't on the lease.

But, hey, I'm an old lady :-)BTW, I did rent to a couple with a young girl, around 3 years old. 

This way out of a 5 year lease if they take a bath year 3 I have extracted maximum rent.In regards to NNN the leases it is true there is a base rent and then a CAM re-imbursement so they are essentially covering all the expenses.

@Katie Neason  Here are the steps I took:I told the homeowner to request a payoff amount, which they sent him, and on that it had the phone and fax of the lady in charge of his case.

I've been wanting to do this for a while, to stick it in my office, however never got around to it...yet.You're welcome ladies and gentlemen!