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Ask them what they are looking for and try to fill those orders.

Sometimes my PM will lower the deposit or drop the rent a tad, but they are always filled before the month is up.

Then tell him you'd be willing to keep him and allow her to move in provided she fill out the app so you can run all her stuff.If they provide it and if everything is to your satisfaction, then I'd work with the current gf and let her know that she should start looking for a place when the lease is up because you will not be able to renew her lease since she doesn't have a job.The only real catch I see here is that both parties have the right to live at the house til the lease is up.

They don't put a filling in until all the bacteria has been removed. 

@Ken Vesely, sorry it took me so long to get back to you, holidays really filled my sails this year and largely kept me off BP for a while.  

Hello Guys,I am new here, so sorry for not filled all my profile yet.

This also depends on what you can buy it for.If a property is struggling and needs rehab and is a 60 unit say at 50% occupancy with rents at 460 a month.Then if you buy at such a low price you can reduce the rents below market to fill up fast and stabilize.So reduced rents could be 360 a month.You have bought at such a low cost that now you can undercut the other landlords that are strapped with heavy debt service and make a huge profit.You aren't charging top market rents so you have much less eviction and turnover costs.So as we all know there are general guidelines but every property is on a case by case basis.Every listing I take a learn a lot from each seller.Not really about the transaction side but how each of them 10,20,30 years in the business have run their properties and why.It's pretty interesting stuff.

Originally posted by Jon Klaus:Why Americans Won't Do Dirty Jobshttp://www.businessweek.com/magazine/why-americans-wont-do-dirty-jobs-11092011.htmlI could not finish the article because to me it is filled with a bunch of criminal employers that are reducing their costs on the backs of US taxpayers - you thought I was going to say "workers" didn't you?

2) Are you willing to fill out an application on the spot?