I paid around $150 to fix a broken lock, rekey multiple locks ,and provide extra new keys. 

The tenants left the place with pee smell and broken window and we spent over $15000 fixing the place up removing floors and repainting the whole place, a brand new dishwasher used 5 months was thrown away.

I think I chipped all the tile off of the face of the concrete first to attempt to get the job broken down to manageable sections.

Instead landlords are asking that they show proof for  applying for PPP loans, do rent deferment broken out over 12 to 24 months, and then extend the primary lease term 2 to 3 years more for helping cash flow security stream of the center.There are a lot of other items in the lease you can try to re-negotiate with the work out.

I recently bought my first home and it came with tenants already. I let them stay but they have been late with rent since I bought the property, and recently the tenant had an altercation with someone he knows and tha...

In general its about the asset quality based on location and how broken down the asset is. 

I have one tenant who hasn't paid in 6 months, broken 6 of the 7 windows in the unit, put a hole in the hallway I just had skim coated and repainted, kicked in the front door to the point the jamb actually came out of a plaster wall, broke the glass window on their apartment door, broke the shower glass door, broke another small window on a basement door, kicked in a door leading to the mechanical room so their homeless friend could sleep in the room and subsequently died last week of a heroin overdose in said mechanical room.

I fix broken stuff but don't renovate with tenants in the unit.

The world is a broken place so no perfect solution exists.

They’ve broken 4 windows, the storm door, damaged siding, ripped a 4 foot by 3 foot hole in the bedroom wall, and mangled the floors.