Hi Rumen,I can sympathize where I also tried to help a tenant, moved him into a nicer place where he proceeded to break over 50 windows smash the front door, turn the place into a psycho scene movie look alike.

I am hyper aware of proper process service and totally understand the rest of this scene from start to finish.  

Actually, I've been lurking behind the scenes of Bigger Pockets for a couple of months now absorbing all of this valuable information. 

I'm reminded specifically of a scene from the animated "A Christmas Carol" with Mr.

They could have been DUIs, does this make him a bad tenant, not necessarily but he could get fired tomorrow for wrecking his company car and refusing a breathalyzer on the scene.

We are "fix and hold" investors who undertake deep energy efficiency renovations on our properties.I like to be present at the appraisal to inform the appraiser about all the "behind the scenes" improvements we have made to the property.

I'm currently an agent in the area and I am new to the investing for myself scene but feel free to ask me any questions.

One rental house in our city was a murder scene and the DA tied the property up as a crime scene for over 18 months.

@Terry Majchrzak Hey Terry, breaking into the scene can be difficult but it doesn’t mean there aren’t people interested in helping you or even just talking business/REI.

She got a criminal in there and lost a ton of money because it became a crime scene.