Thank God I am also making a lot more money from my projects. 

Regardless of the outcome of the test, honest to god, I would do whatever it took to break that lease and find a new tenant. 

Update :Received the test result of 3 samples the asbestor inspector send for inspections and the result came back that there is no presence of asbestos.

And as the tenants move out (God only knows when that will be), I'll be able to rehab and bring the rents up to market (as long as Prop 10 doesn't pass).

I also made it a point to go by and have a presence at my rentals.

I have found many insurance agents don't quite understand flood insurance, only shop one option either government or private flood  and are writing policies incorrectly (I offer a free review of anyone's policy) I just want to make sure everyone that needs flood is covered as best they can so when they GOD forbid have to file a claim they don't discover that the policy was not exactly what they thought they had. 

A lot of companies have their main offices here in the Phoenix area which is pushing a god amount of growth so occupation will vary but be median to higher income.Phoenix is very landlord friendly.You can accomplish the 1% rule in most to any market in this area in my opinion.The are areas that have smaller multi family but many bigger multi family being built. 

Damages include, but are not limited to, damages to floors, carpets, drapes, screens, landscaping, fencing, including odors due to the presence of pets.”At least three of the items on the list—landscaping, fencing, and screens—have the possibility of being damaged by an “outside dog”.

@Jason DiClementeLet me rephrase that; a new LLC for each contract.The strategy behind that is separating all of your assets under different names so that, god forbid, if someone were to sue you they could only seize the assets under that name.It's protecting all of your other assets essentially.

Some are jerks got god figure attitude watch out for them.