Setting up utilities, especially TV and internet, is a pain, and sometimes the tech support won't help your tenants when they call, even if you put their names on the account.For me, renting by rooms is an acceptable last resort when I can't fill my units with groups.

You still aren't acknowledging the point I made about no earnest having nothing to do with the market, but obviously you aren't going to.I do find it amusing that you can't handle a healthy debate without resorting to attacking me personally.Either way, Will, I'm glad that you take the time to come on here and help others with the knowledge you have.

And if you resort to self-help and disconnect his sewer line and tell him to get lost you will not exactly appear sympathetic in any court action.Probably better to explore an amicable resolution IMHO.

I do have a few suggestions:- When you're taking new photos, include a lot of the resort amenities, as well (and the beach!!)

There are 5 electric panels with fuses: 1 for each unit and 1 for common area electric.In trying to get property insurance, two very large insurance companies have problems with the current electrical and can't touch it.They wanted upgraded service to 100amp, so I had to go with an expensive, state based plan (plan of last resort).

I saw pics and the place is hot, top floor, nice view, great location - near shopping malls, ski area, restaurants and freeway access.

It could be a time share or develop a resort.

Therefore, the Fed and the Treasury did the only thing they knew and utilized the taxpayers' balance sheet to be the lender of last resort for banks (Keynesian economics).

Weather permitting, I am going to get in some skiing or snowboarding, too.

I am better than resorting to name calling.