But depending on the net proceeds from the sale, the cost of litigation may not be worth the fight.Again, not legal advice - contact an attorney

I’ve heard people talk about this frequently but I’ve never found out how.
What I’m currently doing is not calling people on the DNC, not leaving VM drops, and marking a contact as a dead lead if they’re not interes...

@Hoi LeePhysicians and other professionals in the medical field can be considered a profession that is highly litigated by patients so you want to make sure to protect your assets.Protection can come in the form of malpractice insurance, home owners insurance and LLC's.Talk to attorneys and insurance agents.Best of luck

That is exactly what you do, this is more of a civil matter and the tenant that left has every right to access to the property.

The dollar reference is important as it is what the law specifies.Best to specify the Civil Code Section 1988 as to how the property will be disposed of. 

If no payment is received by the 16th, we go into litigation.

If not, you may want to consider civil court and seek monetary damages which may not be collectible but can at least motivate the tenant to leave. 

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,My name is Nick Narine and I am a 25 year old, civil and environmental engineer.

I know some counties require an LLC owned property to hire an attorney to appear in court on behalf of the LLC and some only require that  for corporations or for larger civil suits..  

Some or most outlets are most likely not up to current safety standards, and could need replacing in order to prevent any liability if there is a resident injury or fire related to non-GFCI outlets.As far as the LLC goes in protecting you, at the end of the day it is not too hard to pierce the corporate veil if someone really wants to get aggressive with litigation so I would do it but not expect to be completely protected from any and all things that can go wrong.The laundry pitfall is a great opportunity to force appreciation by installing a laundry room down in that basement and increasing that NOI.