If you don't know how to find that, let us know what city/state you are in and we can try to help.You can't violate Fair Housing laws, but there's no law that says you have to keep chronic complainers.This is one more reason why you need to keep your rentals at market rates, or close to them.

We recently launched a white label marketing platform for wholesalers that takes a similar approach and I cannot wait to see what kind of direct mail response we get.

That will be a fun eviction process and you get to be labeled as the bad guy.In other parts of the country this is quite common, but no so common in Dallas.

So I believe the aggressive breed and BSL labels are BS. 

I will have another blog up soon specifically labeling the pros and cons of short and long term rentals.

I did re-read his Sean's post now and see it is Civil Code 1695 so now the "equity stripping laws" label is making more sense.

If they want to sell now or in six months, you need to know before giving them an offer so you don't lose leverage by giving them an offer now instead of closer to when they are ready to finalize.Since you are already going to the property, take good pictures and make sure you capture the electrical panel, HVAC labels, and plumbing material.

Once a license has been issued, the City will provide an identification label which must be posted on the exterior of the property at all times when the property is being rented.

They can call and leave a voice message but the response comes portal, email or text.GCE protects tenants from unsophisticated alarmist landlords who label a tenant a nuisance tenant because they got one too many calls about a wasp or heard a neighbor gripe that they are "rude."

On the other side of that, 3 prong outlets that aren't grounded are supposed to be labeled "not grounded" because you can't buy 2 prong outlets any more.