The new tenant says she smells smoke throughout the house.

The house is vacant but the smell is still very strong (nothing "soft" in the house).

I am hoping GOVMIT steps in and precludes lenders from chasing deficiancies from those that lost their homes.. for investor groups they may not have the same protection.. so General Partners who might have thought it a good Idea to PG a deal may have an unhill battle. and investors to save their properties are going to have some cash calls I suspect.where it gets dicey in these deals is when some investor simply don't want to do it forcing bigger cash calls on the remainder folks.. this is not good... there will BE multi sitting vacant and abandoned and some deals for people to pick up I have no doubt.

With inherited tenants you can either choose your battles, or evict them and place tenants you screen properly.

It's been a long battle to strengthen the city's core, and the battle continues.

This can include things like what day of the month late charges are assessed to accounts, how many days after a homeowner is late do they turn it over to the lawyer and probably something like the issue you're battling, which falls in line with whether or not they charge a move-in fee or a new resident processing fee.  

Don't get me wrong, I'm prepared to go to battle over this but I really would like to avoid it if possible.PS- I'm currently searching for a new tenant as my other thread states.

It was only a good deal if you loved the smell of pig crappola!

Some people like to smell the roses and live large.

There are still good things happening every day for buyers and sellers that don't look and smell like marketed transactions!