We are located in the Quad Cities (Bettendorf, Ia).Situation:- tenant late on December rent; had her physically drop off rent plus late fee on 12/10.- 12/13 the check of course bounces due to her putting a stop payment on the check- 12/13 I was notified that she turned off utilities on 12/12- 12/14 I provided her email stating I would be checking on the property on 12/15 (24 HR notice)- signed lease through August 2018- I have $1650 ($1350 rent and 300 pet deposit) in security deposits- upon checking on property I found that there are no items of value in my property and she had left all keys and garage door openers that I had originally provided her.

*Toledo, Iowa.

Pretty sure I earned every penny on that one.Sounds like more of the issue is you dont know how to distinguish between average and quality, and over pay for average.Here is a question....if it is all so rigged....then why do I, as a top 1% agent nationally....use agents in other markets when I buy and sell there, when one would think Id be more than capable of doing it myself?

Overall, there is probably enough housing in the US for everyone but no one wants to live in Northeast Iowa or Central Mississippi so there's a mismatch between available housing and where people want to live.

Good morning, the following property is up for sale at $250k.  114 S Broadway St, Toledo, IA 52342 | ZillowThe seller has 'described' it as follows:"The property features a new roof and updated electrical work completed two years ago at a cost of $120,000.

(I am assuming this would be the court with the jurisdiction over this matter, so this would be the form you’d use at that stage.)Sorry for the confusion, but I first needed to get that out of the way, before saying this:From experience, I can say that each time my PM has given a written notice (I don’t actually know for how many days,) the tenant would pay.If you’d like to use a template instead of making your own notice from the Guide’s suggestion, you can find one here: https://eforms.com/eviction/ga/If I were doing this myself, I’d start with a 7-day written notice (even tho, as far as I, as a non-lawyer, can tell, I don’t have to give any number of days) and perhaps avoid court altogether.

I've heard the rumblings of several states pushing for time limitations and out-right disregard for history but hadn't heard of anyone pulling the trigger (pun intended) quite yet.I would be happy to share our published rental application standards (defined for central Iowa, reviewed and approved by local real estate attornies) if anyone is in need.

My husband and I are planning to buy rental properties in Davenport, IA.

That all said I just did my first round of fundings in IOWA and their system is really old school with Title chains manually done and handed to the buyers for safe keeping..

By no means am I a genius or market predictor, but we blogged about this happening a couple of years ago.Anyone remember the cupcake craze of over a decade ago?