Hello Theresa, I tried talking to the county but they say they cannot get involved in this matter, which boggles my mind...If we pursue the legal route, it's going to get costly, and we would likely ask for legal compensation, but I'm not sure if that is possible.

I find current clients who are simply returning to our site still click on those top ads sometimes, which boggles my mind.

Why people continue to buy crap properties like in the pictures above boggles the mind.

Boggles the mind. 

But if you think from an institutional perspective and how much inefficiency there is in the system, it's mind boggling. 

The fact that you don't seem to be concerned that our state hasn't had a budget in two years is mind boggling.

It’s mind boggling to see audacity of people complaining about workers not coming back.

I am truly mind boggled nowLike I've said - some do well (like you) and some don't do well (like we see weekly on here).

"A" areas tend to have little to no cashflow but great appreciation"B" areas tend to have more cashflow and some appreciation"C" areas tend to have very good cashflow and little appreciation"D" areas tend to have a lot of cashflow with headaches and NO appreciation"F" areas (warzones) have mind boggling cashflow, mind boggling headaches/hassles and negative appreciation by the time you factor in inflationInvesting OOS is risky when you chase that 1% rule buying in "C" areas which are really "D"s or "F"s. 

It was mind boggling that the tenants didn’t say anything, but this just goes to show you what tenants in properties owned by slumlords some to expect.