In the tech stack section they break down options for property management, bookkeeping, and project management.

Although if the tenant's situation is genuine... maybe you can give them a break on this.

A lot of folks may disagree, but I don't think that by owning 1 property and deciding whether to put it in an LLC or not would make or break the deal.

So we are faced with a tough choice: do we rent our home out and lose about $200 per month because of high HOA costs, OR do we sell and hopefully break even?

i really want to leave this duplex in a solid position when i move out and rent it. i realize that things WIILL break but i just want to make sure the big ticket items are taken care of.

Tenant has caused physical damage to the property (the interior is overall trashed, the latest damage is to the exterior siding around the main entrance as if from someone wanted to break in)Thank you everyone in advance for your input on this.QUESTIONS:1) Notice to Quit - The new lease signed with our tenant included the following clause: "If tenant breaches this lease for any reason, tenant understands and agrees that tenant has waived or given up tenant's right to a notice to move out unless a different period for providing notice is required by local ordinance or is stated here:..."

A few months later, the refrigerator breaks down at a property.

Especially when you break it down and look at the other levers being pulled to increase the ROI

And they know they are breaking the law!

His break even number may not feasible to me.