Give him a call, apologize for asking him to put TP in the trash can (that will create common ground and a more reasonable starting point for a resolution), let him know that prior residents did not have issues, have his family curtesy flush, and let him know that future clogs are his responsibility. 

After the separation, Callaway will retain financial debt, while Topgolf will emerge as a debt-free entity.CEO Chip Brewer emphasized Topgolf’s potential as a free cash flow-generating business with strong future prospects.

That doesn't mean it isn't a good strategy - if the property still produces healthy cash flow after expenses (which includes future capital needs if you've deferred such), at a minimum you could be rolling the cash flow either back into the home to own it outright or using those funds to prepare for your next purchase. 

The future is here.

@Maryann FialdiniDefinitely get an attorney as you want to avoid her claiming she was induced to sign and it was a predatory situationIn the future never give money, pay for anything or take a deed without going through proper peopleYes it’s Monday morning quarterback but it is sound business practice.The only way this will get resolved now is through a lawsuit or cash for keysWhat is she trying to claim btw ?

Future Growth: Once you grow your portfolio, transferring to an LLC can be a good strategy to limit your liability.

I don't reward thieves by handing them more money, but that may be the right answer for you since you aren't sure how to move forward.In the future, you should consider hiring a professional property manager.

You can't predict the future, but having a support system can help give you peace of mind if any hiccups occur.

I plan on turning home into rental in the future. 

Regarding the concern your brought up;The ORIGINAL Borrowers impound escrow funds from their Lender that are to be deposited into the Attorney in Fact - corporate account, in theory should be OK BECAUSE;# 1 - They ALSO have a written agreement with the ORIGINAL Borrower on the loanthat they have relinquish any interest they they may have in those impound funds AND # 2  - Did give and Grant a SPECIFIC POA - power of attorney rights to their ENTITY to act on their behalf in matters dealing with the PROPERTY and and the LOAN or any assignee of the Loan.NOW here is a TWIST and POSSIBLE FUTURE COMPLICATION that COULD exist when someone has taken over an existing loan SUBJECT TO that loan and ALSO has a POA and other such agreements.