If you are raising the rent I'd make sure its cut and dry and is at the end of their lease term, I wouldn't trust that notarization tid bit you got from someone else, if the lease is signed and executed its likely valid through the full term. 

An absolute headache to deal with due to corners cut by the builder (we are outside of the build warranty). 

Ask to see where the fire and fuel breaks are to protect that area. 

It's death by a thousand cuts just bleeding cash before I make a dime in revenue.

Coming at you live from Nashville, fueled by today’s amazing beef jerky and caffeine of choice.

All was cut/ripped out and, I imagine sold for scrap to support someone's habit. 

Let's cut the BS and be honest.

This is where things became confusing: The title company answered a couple days later that they could not cut a check to the IRS, and that the accounting firm was supposed to cash the check and write another to the IRS themselves. 

BP sometimes cuts my messages short because I use a cut/paste for common questions.Check out File Place: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...The link is located in the footer of every page on the left side.

Had a roommate for 5 years to keep everything afloat and cut costs to the bone.