Justice isn't always...

He has used abusive justice tactic to get out of not paying for lodgings.He knows the law mostly as it applies to tenant issues and civil issues and procedure in lower courts.To defend in Tax court you need to have a lawyer(if I am not mistaken-ed) The IRS got Capone, it may be the best recourse in this instance for societal justice.We all pay our taxes and when we have no revenue there are no taxes to pay, the IRS never got it share from this guy!

Alternative One:  Forget about it.Alternative Two:  File lawsuit in Small Claims Court in the Texas Justice of the Peace precinct in which the property is located (Cost = less than $200). 

The wheels of justice turn slowly but he will meet Lady Justice soon.

There is no emoji to do this emotion justice...I'm with the others, raise the rent, but do it gradually, not 400 all at once, and explain it to the tenants however you see fit. 

Appreciation and tax benefits are just icing on the cake. 

Ironically I wasn't going to leave a review but since they asked,  I shared my experience.Just to be clear, I'm not looking for justice, consolation or a rationalization of their review rules.

If it's cash flow and equity is just icing on the cake, then turn key might be the better way to go especially for someone with no experience.

First there's the local Allegheny County court records page where you can learn a huge amount about someone, and the unified PA justice records portal, where you can learn pretty much everything else of value about someone who has lived all their life in our area.My second tip to you is to make sure you run your possible tenants through TransUnion SmartMove.

Roy Cooper: Contact Governor Cooperhttps://governor.nc.gov/contac...File a Complaint with the North Carolina Department of Justice (ncdoj.gov)https://ncdoj.gov/file-a-compl...2019 North Carolina General StatutesChapter 66 - Commerce and BusinessArticle 20 - Loan Brokers.Article 20.Loan Brokers.§ 66-106.