@AJ Wong  climate change policy includes all the policies that contribute.

Real estate + a good tax pro is a powerful tool to massively reduce your biggest expense: taxes.

If an owner stops paying on their, property tax liens are owed generally above all else including mortgages/deeds of trust and the notes they are tied to.

We offer the tenants a 1 set prices all bills included and all the best amenities a tenant would want.

Here's a comprehensive guide on what property managers should do when facing such a scenario, including practical steps to take and effective communication strategies that can help alleviate the financial burden on the tenant while safeguarding the property's financial stability.Open Communication Channels:To effectively address the issue of increased expenses, it is important to initiate a constructive and open conversation with the tenant.

Either option might drastically reduce your housing cost, increase your savings rate, thus accomplishing a similar goal as a cash out refi, ie you might be able to replenish your cash reserves in a year or two.

The issue we have now is that Land B included a house needing massive renovations.

On your cancelations, they make sense, I commend you on it, reads to me like you did things exactly as you should have, including with the later adjunct info to it all. 

Provide as much documentation as possible, including text or email.

If that branch or lender gets audited they are going to pay a fine though so thats why most do not reduce fee's.