@Christina ColonIt sounds like this tenant could be a problem in the future - however, if you boot him without planning and your place sits vacant for a month or two, you're likely down a few thousand dollars instead of a few hundred bucks for landscaping.If the landscaping costs are relatively inexpensive, you could plan to not renew the tenant, start showing the property to other tenants a month or two before lease-end, and have a new tenant (who won't complain about handling landscaping) begin renting within a week or two of the problematic tenant moving out, thereby saving you lost rent on your place sitting vacant.

Primary was purchased with sub 3% interest and equity is just sitting.

It is good to hear that the changes are starting to show up to the point where you notice them, and it makes sense that we have to sit on the current trajectory for some time to reinforce to folks what the core values here are.We are aligning around the concept of “The Millionaire Next Door” as the type of person we speak to and we hope that you call out any content that strays too far from this message.

It may sit on the market for a while, giving you the chance to re engageGino

But this builder has two specs 85% complete but obviously sitting there since he's gone bankrupt.

Rain water used to sit in back yard and crawlspace.

The historical rate means almost nothing, it's where we are going.In today's America the fed, the president, and anyone sitting at top does not want to hear the word "recession".

I've come across a few builders in the Phoenix area who are still offering 2-1 buy-downs because they are sitting on inventory.

I’m okay with telling them to break the lease and I’ll give them their deposit back minus the cleaning fee.Any thoughts/feedback is greatly appreciate Thank you I’m sitting on my couch trying to find the correct word to use that won’t get me put in BP jail.

So you probably have a decent amount of equity now that is just sitting there.