If your market is appreciating and you still can handle the work involved, I would hold on and rework the property if needed.

I'm curious what you all, who have property managers, are charged for a cleaning of your condo whenever you have a tenant turnover?

@DavidTranSorry to hear that you got involved in the hero program.  

Just evict them with damages, clean it all up, and rent it out again.

However,Working with a good attorney will make the process easier but having a good administrative structure will be critical because there are a number of steps must be followed for compliance...which makes the SERIES LLC a little more involved in setting up your standard entity.Happy to discuss further.

Two groups of attorneys we use for evictions and similar matters are surprisingly unfamiliar with Rhino and I am not aware of any case law involving Rhino or other security deposit insurance.

Mezzanine Debt typically has a maturity date and involves contractual interest payments, which may be a mix of current and deferred payments.

However they had to have the laws changed in order to operate, which only happened because of a specific set of circumstances involving a huge flood and the owner being friendly with the mayor.

Bc of this seems like a lot of risk is involved and no one seems to be talking about it.

They recently cleaned house of a lot of the corrupt people and for now the wait times are worse than before.I had one project in a historic district- remember that the historic district department has a different intake deadline than the regular permit department.