But if your lease doesn't require her to show the bills, I'm not sure how you can force her to.But with only three months left on the lease I don't know that it's worthwhile to fight about it, or certainly retaining a lawyer.

They also don't want to spend a penny on the lobbying to fight these ridiculous laws.

AC issues are urgent....but rarely emergency situations.... there is a BIG difference.The "someone could die" is a pretty extreme scenario....... the only people that are truly at risk are the very elderly or young that aren't capable of taking some basic precautionary measures.

Firstly i typically wouldn't get a 2/1 unless i had the capability to turn it into a 3/2. 

and again first position.but most of our first position is really rare to have a late these days it was more common pre 08 for us.this keeps me from having a fight during the term.. and just one fight at the end if needed.. 

Buyers have responded to the iBuyer model, they hate paying commission and dealing with the hassles and fight over selling a home.

Do your tenants plan to have WWE style fights at the duplex?

Of course some battles just aren't worth fighting. 

Some low rent areas have these.Of course it would probably be a long fight to try it.

-Type of property-Preferred ARV range-bed/bath-sqft-desired profit margins-closing time frame capabilities-areas your prefer-any specifics you may haveLook forward to hearing from you,Heath