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Christian Ferreira Tenant Endangering Property and Roomates.
10 February 2020 | 9 replies
I also told the roommate to immediately call the police if she feels threatened or endangered by him. 
Evan Aagaard Stuck with bad tenant during lockdown - what would you do?
5 May 2020 | 19 replies
Right now we're stuck with a tenant that's not only bleeding us dry but also endangering the lives of anyone associated with the property. 
Zachary Loesel Minnesota Eviction Case
1 July 2020 | 1 reply
This suspension does not include eviction actions based on cases where the tenant seriously endangers the safety of other residents or for violations of Minnesota Statutes 2019, section504B.171, subdivision 1
Kayla Oliver-Pratt Tenant Holding House Hostage!
2 June 2020 | 20 replies
The eviction moratorium laws make exceptions for illegal activities that endanger neighbors or the LL. 
Christina Russo Property Mnanagers- select tenant with or without owner approval?
13 June 2020 | 10 replies
You are endangering both yourself and your clients to Fair Housing violations.
Robert McCormick Options for Financing an LLC for 1st Time Investors
1 September 2020 | 1 reply
You will most likely have to personally guarantee the loan, but that’s pretty normal.Most any other ways to obtain residential financing will only endanger if not pierce your corporate veil.
Greg P. What would you do? Unusual Situation
15 October 2012 | 15 replies
Also where utilities are located and any easements needed to tap in for commercial applications.The traffic count on that side of the road and any cross streets will play a role as well.The 2 acres her land sits on might not be as valuable as the Kmart and Target side or it might be more valuable to the right corporate tenant.They have varying degrees of criteria and like different things for different reasons.The more elevations and dips the property has the more it will cost to grade it.Going vertical is mostly the same cost but the grading and other issues to get there is where costs can get expensive.Demoing a house is very cheap and not that much of a concern for a developer cost wise.What does concern them is the city and county architectural requirements to build there,traffic lights,road ways,required retaining walls do to slope issues,soil composition with drainage issues and or rock formations,rivers and streams with endangered species,historical sites or houses,properties next to funeral homes or graveyards,etc.Those types of things along with of course demographics are of a big concern to a developer.If the 2 acres is on the corner or next to it where a pass through from the corner property once built out can be obtained you have good value.The further it gets away from the corner the more it limits who wants to be there and what price will be paid for it.
Dave Pl Avoiding personal guarantees on large properties
12 November 2012 | 6 replies
I suppose that's another way of saying "How do you make a large REI without endangering the rest of your assets"?
Jay Orlauski Mountain Living
23 September 2013 | 6 replies
The can eat pets and can endanger and ocasionally kill people, too.
Jeff Wells Two houses ONE property, SUBDIVIDING QUESTION
5 September 2013 | 8 replies
Some variables include: lot size lot width front, side & rear setbacks wells septic testing historic considerations endangered species artifacts found on site hazardous substances on site former uses, like gas station, junk yard, etc.