I interviewed a couple of real estate agents.One specializes in short sales and told me she can typically get 20% off the fair market value of a distressed short sale.

I go to her on the 3rd week with a Notice to Leave Premises, and she tells me she didn't pay because there are a few mold spores in a closest.

She told me, she saw the ad on Craigslist about buying cabinets.

Coming up on 40 years married to me. She

From the description above it seems to me she is not in a position to manage the properties and I'm sure it would be really costly to foreclose.Can you strike a compromise?

In order to not have my property empty while looking for a new tenant, I agreed to let her to pay me $1800 a month/month (which she told me she can afford) until i can find another qualified tenant who can pay $2175.

She told me she will have the rent tomorrow at 7pm, but she told me this before.She is on a month to month lease and I think I want her out.Should I just give her the 30 notice to vacate, or should I post the pay or quit notice first?

Good Afternoon @Brian Moseley,I have a mortgage broker of a local branch in Sarasota that has been great for me she is very responsive and will answer any questions you may have.

I sent a couple of emails to my landlord telling her about this situation, and she told me she will contact the management company but 20 days later after my first complaint, the situation is the same.

I believe if you want to find a JV partner as a part of the learning process and are looking for someone with experience it doesn't necessarily mean the number of years they have been doing it but their deal experience and how their personality and business plan mesh with you and your goals.