Be prepared to catch the thief and recover your losses.Best of luck!

But for a 6 month lease starting in November, December or January - I would give that consideration, since it would end just in time to be in the busy rental season, and then I could find a tenant to take it for a year.The real issue is the dogs and the potential for damage that they will cause, and whether you can recover money from this tenant to cover that damage.

Things like using granite remnants and refininshing recovered hardwood.This is the first house I have owned, any tax things i should know?

I have spoke with my attorney, who reviewed my lease, and he said that I have a pretty straightforward case and it shouldn't be hard to recover my losses, should I have any.I really appreciate the criticism.

Alas, we didn't recover our rent, damages and legal fees even though the court awarded in our favor, as it is nearly impossible money from a tenant who has none, especially after they move out of state.We also had a tenant abandon a property once and that required us to follow a different procedure.

It must just be a business decision, do you want to spend your time and money with little hope to recover anything.

@Daniel ColemanDepends upon your goals.If your investment strategy is to buy and hold for rental income, then cash out refinance to recover your initial investment would give you cash in hand to buy another cash flowing property.

Hi, i am currently in foreclosure on my home.My home value $450,000My first loan $250,000My second (personal loan from father) $25,000I am behind on my monthly payments: $15,000Other equity:Second home (clear title): $120,0006 land properties total (clear title): $300,000I am currently recovering from a spinal injury.

Not necessarily bad accept for one specific area of south warren but appreciation is no where near what other areas are doing.Even north of 10 mile in warren is appreciating again and recovering well.In the end it really comes down to the residents of the area.

I'm sure there are attorneys that might take it on on consignment: Get 30% of whatever funds they can recover.