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Fenced two plot of land for sale in choba,uniport area suitable for a hostel,The Land is close 2 OPM after UDSS Uniport,It has good access road with hostels around , students pay N50 bike max to school.. e.t.c wit deed of conveyance askin price 6m more enquiries:08028466614/want to buy a property in portharourt also contact us/visit us in our office at No16 ebom street,elelenwo portharcourt

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2 Storey Building On 2plots Of land for sale,along Woji Road portharcourt Wit Deed Of Conveyance//for more enquiries,want to buy a property in portharcourt contact us on:08028466614 also visit us in our office(bunchy place) at no16 ebom street elelenwo portharcourt

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Properties to let in rumuogba estate portharcourt,near Artillery 3bedrum duplex. For 1.5m per anum 4bedrum duplex 2m per anum. 6bedrum duplex:2.5m per anum all properties are in rumuogba estate,behind genesis,good location for more enquiries contact:08188237943

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Property investment experts agree that one of the biggest challenges facing landlords today is finding the ideal tenant that will treat your property with respect. Troublesome tenants can cost you thousands of money. Worse still, you will never have peace of mind with these tenants living on your property.

Here is a list of the six kinds of troublesome tenants:

1. Destructive Tenants

Destructive tenants are the worst kind of all. These tenants may have out of control kids, wild pets and may have extended family members that stay permanently with them. In short, these tenants can destroy large parts of your property and in the end you may find yourself paying for all the repairs just to kick them off the premise.

The best way to avoid these tenants is to properly screen them. Make sure you call their previous landlords and ask specific questions about how they treated the premise.

2. Noisy Tenants

Noisy tenants can be really frustrating. You will find that the neighbors will not appreciate loud arguments, parties on weekdays and blasting music, so don’t be surprise if you receive complaints. It is hard to screen for these kinds of tenants, but be sure to ask the previous landlords if there were any noise complaints from the applicant’s neighbors.

3. The Pet Lover

We all love animals, but they are just too messy to keep in an apartment. Some tenants can’t resist bringing pets onto the premise, even if there is a strict prohibition on doing so. If you find that you are receiving complaints about bad smells or loud barking noises, chances are your tenant is breaking the rules. A simple warning should suffice, but if they continue to break regulations consider having them removed.

4. The Tenant with Money Troubles

The main responsibility for tenants is to pay rent on time. If you find that a certain tenant is consistently late for payment, then you may have a problem on your hands. The best way to avoid this type of tenant, according to property investment advice is to conduct a background credit check on your potential tenants. A poor credit history can be a sign of money troubles.

5. The Tenant with a Huge Extended Family

When there are more people living on your premise, the home is subjected to greater amounts of wear and tear. Make sure you place a clause in your contract limiting the number of people allowed to stay in the home and conduct scheduled visits regularly.

6. The Dishonest Tenant

A dishonest tenant is a nightmare for any landlord. The dishonest tenant will lie about the state of the property when he moved in and will lie in order to avoid paying for any repairs. This can end up costing you thousands of dollars. To avoid this troublesome tenant, you must be extra vigilant in the screening process.

Also make detailed notes on the state of the property at the beginning of the leasing agreement and make sure you have photographic evidence.

With this article in hand you will be able to avoid those troublesome tenants. Good luck! Source:http://blog.dpn.com.au/troublesome-tenants-avoid/

Oh, how many times and ways have I “failed,” let me count the ways. Failure is definite. You will experience what you deem to be “failure” at some point in life and it will SUCK! The good news is failure, or the perception of failing, is not constant. It is a fleeting moment, which, once recognized, can serve a spring board to your next success and break through.

Here are Five Ways to Turn Failure into Success:

1) Own Your Feelings:

So you failed an exam, you were passed up for a promotion or the business you started has folded due to the recession. No matter the act or actions that caused the failure, it is important to recognize these feelings, what led to this outcome and own it all. Bask in the feelings of inadequacy, cry out loud, call your therapist, heck, call your mother! But do not dismiss this feeling of failure. You will come to realize you never want to feel this again and it can serve as motivation to do better, learn more, take more risks and try harder on future endeavors.

2) Learn the Lesson:

Nobody knows everything. Unfortunately, I learn from my mistakes and what I did wrong more than I learn from “doing things right” the first time. Ask me if I will ever interrupt a Judge while they are speaking again. NOPE! Learned that lesson, paid that price.



3) Understand Failure, and the feeling of Failure, are temporary:

The feeling of being let down, or letting others down is temporary. Failure is temporary. Getting back up and trying again is constant because you have to do it over and over again after each perceived failure.

4) Develop Alternate Means to “Success”:

I have “failed” in relationships, both personal and professional, numerous times. After the end of each relationship, I realized they all pushed me to desire for more and to require better. A failed endeavor is not a final say. I have tweaked expectations and my own actions to get to what I deem successful today, as an older and wiser woman.

5) Share the Lesson:

Each one, teach one. I have a dear friend who, despite the glow the God all up and through her business, constantly shares with me her struggles. The lack of funding, the quieting of nay- sayers, the lack of resources and how she has wanted to quit so many times. From the outside looking in, I would have never known that. Knowing what she has been through and how, despite the small failures, she continues to persevere helps me on my entrepreneurial journeys. She shares her “failures” to teach me the beauty of keeping it moving and not giving up

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Genuine Plots of land 4 sale @ etche river state for N650k each.the land is in good location for enquiries Contact 08028466614/visit ous in our office at no 16 ebom street,elelenwo portharcourt(bunchy place)