A problem with electronic gates is it they are often very simple to open by disconnecting the chain of some other mechanism.

Originally posted by @Jacky Johnson:My tenant just moved out yesterday after terminating his tenancy by giving me a 30-day notice, but he still has his surveillance camera wired and attached to my garage and his two cars have been there for over a year before yesterday when he moved out.that makes more sense.Give him a written notice with a specific deadline:Dear Tenant, I am disconnecting and disposing of the camera you left on the property.

However, we found out there was some disconnect between their closing department and accounting department whereby they never were able to confirm the details and ended up wiring the funds without getting proper validation.

Tried San Antonio for a bit, but even that felt too disconnected

Do you think there is a disconnect between how buyers might value these spaces vs. appraiser (and therefore ultimately lenders)?

We were unable to get in the house and the phone number on the sign in the yard was disconnected.

I don't know about you but I rather buy for pennies on the dollar after the bubble bursts rather than buying today at top dollar prices that are so far disconnected from reality that they make no sense whatsoever.

I do drive for dollar and found code violation property and I used batchlead to skiptrace and got 4 phones numbers and when I call the owner it ring for three time and said the number you have reached is disconnected.

Also, is there a way to disconnect their portal payment, although if that happened they may just stay and not leave without payment.

@Zack KarpOhhhhhhhh so that's where the disconnect is.