If he’s military contact his chain of command, because he sounds like a real pain I’ve had to counsel my soldiers and help them pay bills before.

However, it's a pain to receive the bill and then charge the tenant for that amount.

(Side note, my income has been kind of crazy & all over the place, so seeking pre-approval for loans has been a pain.

In full transparency, he can be a pain to work with and I haven't sent anyone to him in a few years because I don't know anyone buying in Atlanta right now.

They are the patient and you can’t possibly treat their symptoms or make the pain go away without asking questions.

@KC ContiThat is one of the big mistakes new investors haveIf i put in a $100k  tub in a house. it DOES NOT bring up the value of the house by $100kA house is only work what it can sell for.When i was new I made the following mistakeThe area i was looking to buy a house had average comps of $100 per SFMost houses are 1000 SFWhich makes the average house worth $150kThe house I was looking at was the largest on the block at 2500 SFThe asking price was $137kI was like wow. 

There are dues you pay to get wiser, some are more painful than others. 

She told me about 2 weeks ago that she is listing a home 1 block away from it, 3 bed 2 bath 1600 sq ft  with 6500 sq ft lot.  

The tenant has been a pain to deal with on other issues and I'm pretty sure he does not want the inspection to happen as he knows he will be responsible for the repair.

Especially in philly or any Other densly populated area that changes from lofts to ghetto just by crossing one road, zoomIng out behond anything on that block Is pointless.