All the above will give you, your management company, and/or your collection attorney some traction if it comes time to attempt to garnish wages or tax returns or levy their bank account.Some of the above may sound a bit draconian, but consider that you may have hundreds of thousands of dollars tied up in a property you're turning over for their unsupervised occupancy, and that they can do huge damage to the property in just a few hours.

But, you’re dealing with commercial funding anyway, for a little extra work and a few hundred dollars, doesn’t it seem like a good investment?

Please do a search and you will find literally dozens if not hundreds of posts about it.

I'd stash a couple hundred K for those rainy quarters and future buying opportunities.

Intel is building $20 billion plant here, Google is building data centers, and Amazon and Meta are buying hundreds of acres of land. 

I jacked it up with a bottle jack, sistered up the old 2x6 floor joists with new 2x8's and problem solved for a few hundred bucks.

Chris has purchased hundreds of loans and has always been a solid counter-party to work with.Let me know if you have any other questions - happy to help.

This would be 2 days before he announced in his June 20th email (which I believe you have) that he was suspending payments to hundreds of investors because of financial problems.He did not disclose anywhere in the webinar (48 hours before the email) the difficulties that his business was experiencing which was laid out in the email 2 days later.

I’ve viewed hundreds of home inspection reports and they never have estimates in them.

After looking at hundreds of thousands of dollars in suspended passive losses, I'm planning to provide substantial services on my next house hack.