Learn to serve. 

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Logan M.just curious if you don't mind sharing - of your portfolio, are some of those with partners?  

You may find that accessing sewer comes with a high one-time tap fee plus a fee for each unit that will be served, the same for water.

You'll get a call from their lawyer once you serve it and they will be able to resolve your issues.

Of course, you'd be best served to have a quick chat w/ your attorney before following my advice. 

If memory serves, We found a place over there (http://www.bestgranitecountertop.com/) that gave you a basic edge and included one cut out for sink...or it was very reasonable.

We served a 30-day notice of termination.If they reported it, paid for damaged, and promised to keep the weapons empty on the property or stored somewhere else, then I may consider letting them stay.

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Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Scott Eadiewelcome.i'm not sure what your question(s) are.can you start with a house hack? 

As @Nicholas L. stated what are the expenses going to be if you had to put money into the property and could you raise the rents if you did fix some of the issues.