why I have to help them clean it when its their fault for not cleaning the fridge. next complaint is rodent dropping, I see in the backyard there is whole bunch of rice in the backyard which the tenant did and trying to lure the rodent to come, now that I know they trying to get me in trouble.

This is helpful, I've defintely been respectful, I've been helping her out with a lot of the tasks that are part of cleaning out the house and supporting her with additional information via Google as she is in her 70's.

Although if the clean up amount is less than the attorney fees, maybe work something out with the neighbor financially, and get your dirt back maybe.Good Luck!

Plus more wear-and-tear on the house and more cleaning to do (and pay for).I prefer @Bradley Buxton s idea of adding more amenities instead.

People get washed up because they have the mindset such as, “OK this one more audiobook and this one more seminar then I’ll do my first deal, wait let me do a couple more seminars let me study this for about six months then I’ll do my first deal I’ll be ready then-during this time they’re not getting any money and they’re losing interest as they keep learning the same repetitive routines over and over because every book no matter how fancy the marketing is if it’s about real estate investing, it all touches the same methods.  

I also jJust ran a report for "total rent" (w/o cleaning fees & taxes) and while the 1st QTR(Jan-Mar) trailed lower, all my Smokies properties exceeded last April's total rent except one was lower by $98. 

Just signed a lease with college students.Pro: higher rent, probably no evictionCon: dirty, messI cleaned up a house my friend rented to 4 students.

She owes $119k on it, so if she sells it to whomever has offered to buy it for $120k the mortgage will be wiped clean but so will all of her equity.

Each time, I cleaned it up immediately with Resolve.

The ducts/vents of the house were cleaned not to long ago and the tenant wont let the PM have more testing done or mitigation.