If you had a written lease in place double check what it says about your security deposit- even if you didn't technically have one.

I'd pay, unclog it, have them look at the whole house while they're there and remind the tenants that technically they're responsible for clogged drains.

Quote from @Andrew Shrigley: Technically, you are correct that this is a tenant responsibility.

You are right though I do have a right to at least know what's going on seeing as it is technically my property at the end of the day (all personal problems aside). 

Especially technical things.We initially used Touchstay but switched over to GoGuidebook.

This is where I tell my investors that it is your job to understand what you can and cannot do and lead your professionals who JOB is to complete the technical paper work.

You can move it back to your LLC after the loan and while this technically violates the due on sales clause, it's really, really unlikely they would call the loan.As for the refinance fees, the only way to avoid paying for them twice is not to refinance twice.

@Andrew Syrios technically, it forbids paying or receiving interest.

@Farzan SetayeshYou do technically have the ability to take them to small claims court if you wish.

It's either dual agent or seller agent gives a discounted listing agent (for free) from the same brokerage.In all technicalities , if home is good, all disclosure is known, and price/comp matches literally there's almost no need to have buyer agent.Even 80 years from now, maybe FSBO would be more common, a transaction could involve just seller and buyer and some attorneys for legality.