I've heard a lot of strong opinions on "terminate immediately and start fresh."

I've heard a lot of strong opinions on "terminate immediately and start fresh."

I'm purchasing a property and taking over the tenant who is currently in a month to month lease, always behind in payments, does not live in the property, but does state in the lease agreement he can store stuff at the property.

You can buy a kit to do it yourself at a hardware store for about $15, or most stores have a service where they'll do it for a fee.If it's just a little touch up paint and you have the paint, I'd just do it.

Actually, stores are easy to get credit cards at.

I'm in contact with the seller of a package, a few stores, a restaurant, and 15 residential units.

The franchise owner has a strong credit history has over 20+ stores and the sales of this location appear to be strong.

How far is the family willing to go to a grocery store, sure there are convenience stores but for a weekly trip?

Not being smart enough to realize there's toilet paper at every gas station not to mention the 24 hour Walmart and the 5 grocery stores right down the street.

When my condo tenant complained about tenants next store playing loud music into the night, my sister, who manages the place for me had to call the condo PM, who contacted the HOA, who contacted the condo owner next door.