Yall ever gret stuck in the mud up there?

She also did not clean the carpets and now have mud and grime stains that now I must hire someone to remove.

This is where we are expecting some mud to hit the fan bc we are jacking the rent up $75-$100 to $600 & $625 (this is still on the lower end of fair market for these apts. in this area).

You don't want to get stuck with "undesireables" in your place.

HI all,I have never run into this situation before and would like to get a little feedback. I am looking at a duplex in DFW Texas and one tenant is on a MTM lease that I would like gone (preferably before I purchase)....

RCW, clear as mud sometimes.

My home was also attached to 8x20 mud room and attached to a 26x32 garage.  

The issue for BP readers and many is that with the free fall of Detroit proper RE prices it brought in the undesirable from the US marketing companies partnering with GB or AU marketing companies sending over pretty pictures of this cute Detroit bungalow for 75k that they just bought for 5k and put 10k into.... there was a lot of significant profiteering and then of course the management issue you speak of are legendary... having all these homes sold to foreigners and out of state folks that eventually give up.. .does not help either does not help the area and certainly does not help the investor.. then the locals who know what they are doing live it and breath it every day they swoop in and pick up the great deals...

It doesn't make much sense to do $250 per door on a new building, since everything is... well.... new.Conversely, if a building is older, you might want to set aside more than 10% to prepare for the items that are bound to be coming up in the near future.Hope that helps clear up the mud a bit!

@Mark WeinstockIn these parts those kind of "side deals" would put the bank agent in the unemployment line and land you both in a very undesirable legal mess.