The incident types that are listed on the list are as follows:ZoningHousingLot CleaningOn Site SignJunk CarsIf anyone has noticed that one of these incident types has generated better leads for vacant, distressed, or unwanted properties, please let me know!

If you're not sure which you need its smart to consult with an attorney to prevent any unwanted costs in the future.

Shelters and families can use your unwanted clothing and toys now more than ever.2.

Those that want to sell their shares can get a "dividend" when they want and those that don't want/need the money see appreciation without paying unwanted taxes. 

Those who own properties outright may have to look at SBA loans now to carry unwanted debt. 

I’m new to rental property investing and took the time to nearly remodel a unit. I’m also living in the other unit with my young child which is afraid of animals . Nearing completion I’ve started to market the unit bu...

Keep in mind regardless of the situation the tenants did violate the lease and I would hold them responsible for any costs associated with removing the unwanted guest.

We had someone else who really wanted to rent the property because of the history of the property (It was built by Caesar Chaves for his workers), and because it had a guest house in the back where the unwanted tenants where, move into a camper onto the property in order to makes sure they didn’t damage it more and in order to keep out other people from breaking into the main house while we were rehabbing it.We had a judges signature for the eviction but could net do it because the constable wouldn’t call us and deliver the notice.

So I asked my landlord-tenant attorney (who is VERY experienced having decades in the business and personally handled tens of thousands of eviction cases) how it should be handled, and here is what he advised:- As soon as you notice the partial/unwanted payment, write the tenant a "refusal letter" stating that you are refusing their payment and ask them how they want it returned. 

Hello all landlords out here... how do you deal with non stop packages sent to your rental property for your previous tenant?  I have spoken to the previous tenant numerous times asking them to change their mailing ad...