Landlords are having alot of problems with broken pipes and other property problems right now.I'll make a bet with you, call in sick.

Overall I've broken even or lost a little money, depending on the market, with no mortgages at all---just my cash invested through my own LLC.

He was priced well, broken down the cost on each item and was flexible with what I had done/chose not to do.

They sat vacant for months and were broken into and vandalized.

* What happens if someone leaves a broken down car at the house?

I have (although do not currently) managed buildings in two of the absolute worst neighborhoods on the island- where toddlers play on old discarded mattresses laying by the roadside in broken glass- but still applied the same criteria when obtaining new tenants for these properties.

There may be cracked or broken floor joists that can be repaired.

As a painting contractor I have done extensive work with fire, and water damage, animal/human feces, Kilz is the only thing that works, and that is approved by insurance companies, just remember to reseal any corners or edges that are cut or broken after sealing.

I'm sure everything else on that boat has long rusted or broken by now, but I'd bet serious money that bolt is still in great shape.

That tenant could have broken into your house, changed the locks, and moved in.