Regarding eviction court, usually the judge will just go off of what's in the lease when listening to cases.

Sales price ended up being $615k. https://redf.in/W7fKdQThis identical unit in the complex was sold a few months later by Compass.

I now had a phone number to chase but the police said that unless they confessed (how likely is that) the court wouldn't call it enough evidence to just have a phone number. 

And my Vet he is a big surfer so his unit is down south in a condo complex..

Or court? 

Anyhow, my question is that I'm am curious what a fair reduction in rent would be for lack of kitchen the home is on a one acre lot so is better than an apartment complex but the lack of kitchen is a huge discomfort and almost outweighs the property set up especially due to the lack of privacy and the entrance and noise right outside my bedroom door.

In fact, nothing was ever done.To make matters worse, I have another Fund That Flip deal that has gone south with little hope to recoup that investment as well.The loan was made in June 2018 and they stopped paying a year before Covid started and this is their latest comments:The developer remains non-responsive to Fund That Flip’s communication attempts to discuss foreclosure alternatives.Foreclosure counsel is waiting on the court to schedule a hearing date for the judge to rule on our motion for default judgment.Fund That Flip continues to work towards re-establishing contact with the developer and their known colleagues to discuss a successful exit.

Expecting to get accurate answers to complex legal questions on a public forum so you can safe the $275 consulting fee of experienced legal counsel 10.

How you handle this depends on your skills, your state laws, and your court system.

In my opinion, it's THE best rental to hold in a landlord/investor perspective, AND it is the most complex and detailed to start into.