First of all, she tried to retype my contract because she said my original was too sloppy.

The rental is in really poor condition despite the 2011 original lease paperwork has a move-in checklist that documents that the place was in good condition throughout.We came to discovered at the beginning of 2024 that the main tenant had a guest living with him and they were no longer getting along.

It was originally a single family converted into a 4 so it just doesn't work well for design. 

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If you're going to send later notices include a copy of the original notice and remind them of the notice posted and mailed on ___________ which advised their tenancy would terminate 10/31/2024.

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The water incident happened in July 2023 and wanted compensation for damaged shoes and clothes but no mention of any further water leak nor any mold, the first mention of mold was Mar 7th of this month and there is mold so I need to remediate since insurance i doubt would cover and the tenant doesn't have the means, lessons learned, will update my lease and make sure they all have renters insurance.Yeah so not only did they cause the problem originally, but they also caused it to become a much bigger problem by neglecting to report the mold issue earlier.

My original accepted bid was $281K.

The HELOC was the original plan, but it was going to take too long to close so we did this instead.My 403b has a value of roughly 85k and has a remaining loan balance of about 22k… about $700 per monthMy husband’s 457 has a value of roughly 180k and has a remaining loan balance of about 30k… about $850 per monthSince the HELOC is a variable rate, I’m hesitant to use a large amount from that.

I've used both and it really helps to keep your original mortgage rate but still take a little money out.