They are in it to make as much money as possible while denying claims and leaving people up the river without a paddle.

My county auction (one every month I believe) requires a cash deposit to get a bidding paddle.

This is why I never rent a place without miniblinds and curtains in place here, and when I have a REAL problem that could potentially put me up the crick without a paddle, my local district magistrate tends to look more favorably upon it.But hey, who know how it works in California or wherever the place you're remote-managing is.

Flood pics:  Paddling up to my old house and my very first rental from the backyard.  

We provide toiletries, have a Keurig with Kcups, kayaks, stand up paddle boards, provide soap for the washer and dryer, etc.  

Hey @Crystal Paddle Welcome to the site!

@Kedian Jimenez,the number one strategy to finding private money is developing relationships first.Without that your going upstream without a paddle.

Will not ask how this occurred to avoid embarrassment, but you're up a creek w/o a paddle, and IMO, you ought to be planning on a Deed in Lieu process to surrender the property and move out.

OFF topic  I just saw one of those stand up paddles boards that have steps in them so you can do like a starimaster type step and propel the board. do you have any of those.. also has handle bars so you get better balance.. now that is one I might be able to manuvour

Can you handle the increase in expenses, or are you up a creek without a paddle?