I’m quite stunned that there wasn’t more reaction to this post...

So the house has been paid off for quite some time, and has stunning views and waterfront access. 

Please seek the advise of a local attorney who specializes in landlord/tenant law and not those of us in other areas that are stunned by a $4500 relocation fee!!!  

Even though everything was great, the photos were stunning; the property failed to garner any interest whatsoever. 

I show the apt while occupied but I try to maintain a good relationship with tenants so they are willing to do me a favor by cleaning up for showing.

We're doing underground hobbit style homes that are domes buried underground.

For the two units water/sewer/trash if she pays it, will be around $150 ($75/unit) and property management will be around $150/month (if she doesn't have turnover) and insurance is $70 ($35/door) that leaves her 255/month for all maintenance/vacancies/and saving for capital expenses.Let's assume she has a stunningly low maintenance and vacancy rate of 5% per year combined for several years running so subtract another $100/month.

Do me a favor, don't copy me!

This is a snippet of the article I read online:>>For landlords, the most stunningly good provision of the TCJA is a new tax deduction for owners of pass-through businesses.

HOWEVER, I am doing everything I can to ensure the problem is not with the house (as much for my sake as theirs, because it's not going to do me a damned bit of good to have them pay for it if it's going to keep happening).They have turned this incident into a reason NEVER to pay for anything.