Quote from @Bud Gaffney: Evict yesterday.What would you tell the judge?

It is probably much easier and safer to simply give 60 days notice for EVERY lease because you never know what a judge might say.  

He has to prove damages and you haven't stated anything a judge would award damages over.Putting in insulation is a good investment for you long term. 

I am going through the eviction of my tenant due to non-payment.We had the judgment pay and stay from the judge, but the tenant submitted an emergency appeal to the judgment. 

I'm not sure that I know how to judge and I'd like to hear from a couple more mortgage agents.Thanks

I think it's a bit speculative as the exact effects are hard to judge, particularly given how off many of the models have been.

Tell me how the judge is going to react on a landlord who files the FTP form and the judge sees the rent wasn't late.

I have 18 of the 24 units rented and I’m getting ready to open up the top floor (the last 6), which judging from how fast the others rented shouldn’t take long to fill up.

There is a user that every post reads like it was AI generated but I do not want to be the judge.  

Our attorney told us the average judge doens't have the time to research all laws and will just go with the flow and award deposits to the tenant.Better off calling it a nonrefundable Holding/Reservation FEE:)- Fees are understood to be nonrefundable.