He cannot afford the water bill due to excess water usage and is barely able to cover the payment plan he has setup with the city.

I j have been through eviction process several times but it was for no payment which is much more cut and dry and simple...I'd be interested in hearing what others have to say as I am not sure what the cause for eviction would fall under in this case? 

My name is Sean McNamara I'm 20 years old and I work in construction. I am in the drywall business taping, hanging, and framing. Currently working on the side with a real estate investor I met who is teaching me how t...

I have experience framing, dry walling, painting,  and finance.

So I have two properties under an LLC that are free an clear and I would like to use them as a collateral and like that make sure of excess cash to purchase it   any Ideas on type of loan options?

I bought all of my houses on HUD, and they seemed to dry up a bit.  

I live in Boise, similar climate to Ogden- hot, dry summers and we have a couple units that we are having this same conversation about.

Excess acreage, usually over 5 acres or what is common for homes in the area will be discounted or ignored as to value with Fannie/Freddie, VA, and FHA mortgages, USDA can take more land value, depends on the region, but my guess would be 20 acres.

I'll spray the perimeter and if need be the inside but I'll also tell the tenant that this is the south and if it's hot and dry it's not unusual to see these critters coming in to seek water.  

I am no expert, but what I do not see in San Diego is how we get from the present extremely low inventory levels (especially on the coast and the lower priced $800k and below market) to an excess inventory level which I believe would have to be a precursor to any significant price drop.