You could argue that the money you spend toward principal is being wasted.

@D KirkInspections are not a place to cut corners unless you  are very experienced and have all the tools.

They end up wasting time showing property that their client won't have a chance of getting, and waste time writing up offers that won't get considered, and their buyer clients get their hopes up and then dashed.Consider pricing your listing at the middle, or slightly lower than middle, of what you think it should sell for....instead of pricing it drastically below what you think it will sell for.The market can change overnight sometimes. 

It's where I cut my teeth and tested all my knowledge and skills set.

Cut your losses and get her out.

You wasted my time.I will ask again, being this is your first post. 

They don't say "well, anyone can cook, so Chef's are a waste of $, I can throw together whatever they do no problem".

This continued to increase until the water company reached out to the tenant to let them know that they were cutting off based on large difference in bill.

Is there some sort of collection service where I give them all the information, they go after the tenants and just give me a cut of whatever they collect?

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