Let them know they will not be able to buy a home, get a mortgage, rent in another community, and could jeopardize their current credit card limits.If you are at your wits end and you know they do not care about credit and are ducking you then report the lates. 

Today we are witnessing the fallout from investors who relied more on factors they could not control (interest rates, market demand, inflation & appreciation) than the ones they could (basic operations).

I highly recommend working with him.Now take offer pad, take Clever, take all these people wit hfancy websites and 300 years of experience.

I have multiple witnesses testifying there were no tools left in the house and he claims my project manager saw him fall but that's not true.

Hell wit the type of money you have access to I'd almost rather see you become a private money lender for another experienced flipper, who has made the mistakes, has a proven track record, has the dealflow, and the crews, and will pay you a handsome return on your money. 

. ;-) It's simpler to have an attorney hold onto things and is a powerful witness in a lawsuit.

My manager has been at this since 1996 and has a ton of stories.Always considered myself a bit liberal, but after hearing his stories and personally witnessing current versions of the same, have gotten desensitized and not as liberal when it comes to tenants.A MAJORITY of their problems are self-inflicted.

@Jerry W. It's

If you work at it you can find a contractor who is eager enough to work wit you that he or she will walk the property and give you his thought.

So what do y'all think should we push forward and rely on our will, wit and the opinion of our professional team.