Any disputes over those powers would be resolved in probate court, even though private administration may be avoided.On the deal side, what I take is: $70 + $140 = $230K over $350K ARV = 65%LTVSo, you'll need to figured out best play, your entrance plan and your exit plan.Until you have a principal who wants to dance with you, you're just an observer.

Can anyone assist with finding a resolution to this problem?

I would lean towards younger if you were able to tell their finances were in order.My only concern with the older tenant is that her history shows she redlines her finances, and with the average person history shows more about someone than just their willingness to change (think about how many new years resolutions go undone).

I just got word today that a long time tenant that currently rents a single family home from me in a small rural town, had to have the police come stop a domestic dispute 2 days ago.

I began the work that was requested on the inspection resolution which I will attach below.

To that resolution, simply, he pays you and you pay your creditor.  

By law, you have 15 days to dispute it from the time you received the notice. 

I would love to hear your stories of investing in a down market, how you prepared for the "wave", your expectations v.s. reality, challenges and resolutions, and ultimately how everything - including the anxiety and uncertainty - payed off!

Those who invest in physical property to earn money as rent must also make themselves available to tenants and manage potential problems within the building, such as conflicts between tenants or legal disputes over damage to the property.

Unfortunately you have to have an account to view that article...so it is hard to dispute what the article says.