That being said I would start eviction proceedings against your residents immediately as outlined by your local statutes.I am not an attorney and do not play one on television.

So we are not necessarily broadcasting that we are affiliated with the ownership.

What a life ;-) I think the television shows don't help by making flips seem so glamorous.

I'm not an attorney, nor have I ever played one on television. 

And yes, I am going to come out and say what Bruce and I both know, that those "GC's" who say hog-wash, they will use whatever materials, there just broadcasting how inexperienced they are because 100% of GC's come to land on this point that they, exclusively, supply materials, with experience accrued of the folly of doing it otherwise. 

In order to expand our reach to other parts of Asia, we broadcast our last meetup through the Periscope App.

We have had people burn a large portion of a living room rug, smash televisions, allow a pet to chew up a dresser in our pet free home, and puncture holes on the inside of the refrigerator.

Hear from Dave during a live broadcast of Capital Gains Tax Solutions Podcast as he shares his deferred sales trust story of selling his120+ unit #multifamily complex and then using the deferred sales trust to save his 1031 exchange. 

Electrical Engineer, been in Broadcasting for over 20 years investing in RE for 3-4 years..

@Sam Leon We do not bundle IPTv services to our tenants (save in our rooming house), but if they wish to add the television service to the existing FibreOp Internet drop, we will have the service turned-on and add the monthly cost under our Utilities Budget Agreement {essentially, the incremental cost - ~$50/month - is passed through to the tenant}.