Unless you have deep experience selling your own properties, there are many details and legalities that can cause you tens of thousands of dollars if not done correctly or if they are overlooked.

If a tenant were to cause $2500 damage to a shower glass door - would you provide a noncompliance letter to the tenant and give them an opportunity to fix it, or would you take the reigns and fix it yourself and bill the tenant (to @Adam Bartomeo’s point)?

You should only have to change when your current software has a flaw or lacking feature that is causing you to spend too much work on a work-around.

The tenant is a survivor of family violence.This ground is allowed to be raised when one member of the household commits physical harm or reasonably places another in fear of imminent physical harm.

You would think Trane is the higher end, but, I remember they used to have aluminum radiator tubes and they rust and cause leaks in the ocean air environment of Tampa Bay.

Hi all, Recently my SF rental property had some pipes freeze and burst, causing a considerable amount of water damage to the house.

Where there is a potential for irreparable harm, such as when a non-compete agreement has been broken or trade secrets have been misappropriated, Texas courts are typically ready to issue injunctive relief.

I'd also consider a 30 day non-renewal notice to avoid it continuing and causing any further problems. 

Mid-Term rents do cause a little complication...but that's what DSCR loans are for.   

She is a many years tenant, pays on time, and causes no problems except for this very big issue of hoarding.