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Tenants with co-signers can have less respect for a property- the fact they have an eviction on record means paying rent isn't their highest priority and the high rent-to-income ratio is a third warning indicator.

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Austin and San Antonio follow with 71 and 42 acres, respectively.

I am lucky enough to have a very trusted certified contractor who's very respected, in my family, and we had him do an estimate for repairs which totaled roughly 65 thousand.

Not very well respected & borderline illegal practices in the real estate industry.

When they start, you tell them they will speak to you respectfully or you will hang up.

Our first flip taught us sooo much. we are ready now to really hit it hard. do a couple more flips and invest in some rental properties. best of luck to everyone on their investment ventures Respectfully,Jessica Corona 

Landlords must be very hands on to insure issues are reported early and that the tenant is respecting all community regulations.

I could not find any reference to prior poster's 60 day comment, however it may well be true and in respect of your tenant and for honest business practice,  giving your tenant as much notice as possible should be done.