There are clothing, old pots, dishware, boxes, cages, some furniture, couches, chairs, beds, etc.

@Joseph Ayoub do you stock the kitchen for them with pots, pans, dinnerware stuff too.

My fireplace is cranking, I'm listening to jazz standards, and I'm a pot of coffee deep.

When we get a stale listing, we sometimes try to sweeten the pot by advertising that we'll waive the app fee or we'll cover 2 months of cable/internet or something instead.

Here's my analogy - "Robinhood People" - we "the small guy" kicked hedgefund's a**Robinhood users - 13 MillionAvg balance - $10,000Robinhood Pot Money - $130 Billion that's enough fire power to take on any stock and any hedge fund out there - the crowd decides the rise and fall of any ticker symbol - definitely risky but it has opened up a new equation in the stock industry.... and these mushroom groups in reddit and webull forums are going to shake up the stock markets...and yes the COVID + stimulus checks played a factor as folks were sitting home on thier apps - load up Robinhood with $600 stimulus check and Fire up :-)

LA is a melting pot for this.

If you have a tenant that is still communicating with you and somewhat cooperative, some ideas are:- Issue a notice of non-renewal (notice to terminate tenancy) and hope they move out voluntarily- Cash for keys- Offer to pay for a moving truck- Agree to forgive any past due rent if they move out voluntarily on a date you choose (or at least agree to)- Convince them that moving out voluntarily is better than having an eviction on their record which may affect their ability to rent places in the futureOn the other hand, if you have a tenant that is no longer communicating with you, and is not cooperative, and refuses to move out of the house voluntarily, then unfortunately there is no other legal option other than eviction to recover possession of the property.

Construction will be done at his costs, and we will throw my commissions into the pot.

Higher deposits and prepaid rents could help sweeten the pot, but first impressions help.

Thankfully for us they left voluntarily, but if they had not no one really seemed to know for sure if we could have evicted because of local Covid restrictions.