Sounds like this might be a reoccurring issue with these tenants.

My fellow BP'ers,I am running into a reoccurring issue lately.

I am going to look at some more expensive properties, that seems to be a reoccurring recommendation.  

This seems to be a reoccurring topic for me, so wanted to know how other people deal with it....The tenant moving out leaves old items in the frig which winds up accumulating mold in the freezer and/or main compartment.

A lot of this depends on what financing options for this type of deal and the payments..... also I plan on talking with the seller and negotiating a lower price and possible owner financing......which may put me in a position to be the landlord of all of her other inherited properties that she doesn't want (some 60 acres 50+ dwellings house/mobile homes) but with a larger price....that's why I think she may go with the owner financing.....Options 2 and 3 will be reoccurring events once titles are clear.  

This is hands down the best reoccurring event in the city for investors.

Maintenance calls go to the answering service, get emailed to me, texted to him; unless its urgent, then it gets a call to him then a call to me if he doesn't pickup which reoccurs every 5 minutes until one of us answers.

I called a few sub-metering companies, and the best price i recieved was a one time charge of $1500 to install the 3 meters, and a monthly reoccurring charge of $50 to read the meters each month. 


The nice thing about a property management company is that you can start it without much of cost investment (no equipment and can run it from you home office) and every client becomes reoccurring monthly income.

Maybe it's my engineering background, but this problem is reoccurring, and therefore, at least in theory could be mitigated simply by raising the homes.