Personally unless he is smashing holes in the walls, tearing up the yard, or annoying neighbors with loud exhaust pipes I'd let him stay.

They are a big exhausted with the process and in the leak has gotten worse since they initially saw it.I remembered this forum being a great place to network and find good contractors so thought I'd give it a shot.

It's crazy that I've come across a few people on the verge of losing their property and instead of exhausting their options they pretty much throw their hands up and just walk away.

HOA turnover is constant and gets exhausting.

It was hard, messy, time consuming and exhausting.

I just wanted to exhaust all possibilities to see if there was anyways.

To be fair, I didn’t exhaust all of the resources they had given me, specifically, my mentor.I looked in the mirror and thought, “What am I better than everyone else at?”

I’m getting mentally exhausted and when I listen to the podcast I often find myself resentful of how others are finding deals in this market.

Had water hookups but no exhaust so wanted to include this washer/dryer for the rental appeal when I remodeled the place.

There are endless opportunities, and I wouldn't count investing here in Colorado out until you've exhausted those options, as you can get the same if not better cash flow (if you are creative) and still have the appreciation.