The sheep were moved to a cashless society and then the credit well was dried up.

It has gone to Sheriffs auction where I'm told they almost never get bid on.The house is just sitting there, literally rotting.

I love when people form the desert tell me it is "A Dry Heat".

Ok, I did some quick research on this as I am now interested in trying this in one of my properties that we are going to have to tear up the floors in one of the bedrooms due to a rotted subfloor.According to askthebuilder.com you should definitely prime any bare wood but more importantly after the paint sets for a couple of days you should apply 3 coats of water-based urethane.

The pipes kept freezing and there was a mold issue (the bathroom was like this when I bought it - not sure how my inspector missed it and it turns out the floor was rotting as well.My handyman couldn't get another tub surround in there and so he installed these wall panels/planks that were waterproof.

Of course she was innocent but was hung out to dry because they couldn’t find him 😉.

I verbally warned her when she moved in to make sure she ran the A/C periodically to keep it dry, but she hasn't, and recently she found mold on a lot of her shoes and clothing. 

I would sue each individually (the single asset LLC is irrelevant here) and threaten to dry up their funding sources by disclosing how they defraud lenders to get projects funded.

There are some potential solutions such as creating a schedule (say not drying after 10 PM), you can also look into white noise sounds machine that should drown the noise.Good luck,

I keep plenty of capital dry for going in aggressive, paying cash, fixing up, and doing a refi to get all that cash out (and at times, like this deal, and then some).