My thinking is that I'm in my 60's and although I have property management experience and am good at it, I would rather not have to deal with repairs in the middle of the night, etc.So, I'd like feedback on this idea:Buy a cheap property, such as an old mobile home on it's own lot (I am allergic to HOAs) for cash. 

My thinking is that I'm in my 60's and although I have property management experience and am good at it, I would rather not have to deal with repairs in the middle of the night, etc.So, I'd like feedback on this idea:Buy a cheap property, such as an old mobile home on it's own lot (I am allergic to HOAs) for cash.

In general, forums and/or its corresponding questions can elicit a mix of reactions and emotions, both of which are neither good nor bad, it's just, I guess, LIFE! 

My initial reaction was to end the lease at the date they had requested which would give them approximately one month to clear things out at while making repairs that may be necessary and/or marketing the apartment.  

Or you shouldn't be forced to take someone with a cat if you are allergic.

His stance that all debt is bad seems to be an extreme reaction to a traumatic event that happened to him. 

Thank you.Best regards,Michael My first reaction is to just leave it alone. 

Tell them you can smell the smoke and you're allergic to it and to please remember the lease says they can't smoke in the unit.You're going to want to end up kicking them out eventually, though, unfortunately. 

So, technically, yes, they should have had you sign the work authorization not the tenant, but your reaction should be appreciation.Secondly, as pointed out above, this should be paid for by your homeowners insurance.

It's easy - even I learned how to do it haha.My first reaction would be to kick her to the curb.