Starting with firing your PM and then deal with the tenant as your attorney advises.When you are looking to hire a new PM, have your attorney draw up a contract that defines the nature of the relationship you hope to have with the new manager, and ask to see a copy of the PM's Policies and Procedures Manual. 

It is better than no inspection but if you have adequate time to turn on utilities I definitely recommend doing so.

Later on they had consulted an exterminator in Fairfield, where the experts had used the natural pesticides with proper amount, and they had eliminated the fleas safely and properly.

To make the investment worthwhile, naturally I would look at some properties that need a little work, but not a total wreck.

People outgrow bathroom space first so we see longer tenancies in homes with adequate bathroom space.

I deal with a municipality, two electric companies, a natural gas provider, and a water provider.

Properties like this that do not present a landlord headache (i.e. decent area, not too high density, adequate parking, etc.) are not easy to find.

I think most rants are unproductive by their very nature.

I keep the rents the same, and let natural turnover create the vacancy. 

Natural ventilation shall be through windows, doors, louvers or other approved openings to the outdoor air.