Usually you can shut it off at the City meter and they usually have a way of locking it there if there is nothing else.Usually damages due to tenant negligence are their cost but you can't get blood from a stone.I would get them out and find someone who can afford the place WITH Heat.Offer her an out, say why don't you stay at your mothers, here is a termination agreement sign it and we're done.

His point was that you need to be aware of CC&R's because you can sometimes find weird things in them, like, his example, a CC&R against drinking alcohol on the property, if you violate the CC&R by you could lose the property, my question was, well, can't you simply stop drinking on the property, his response was no, the violation has occurred, there is no undoing it.

Maxed it once in 10 years.Preventative procedures ie: stress tests, colonoscopies, Blood work, eye tests etc free.

She has multiple children and after receiving the results of one of their blood tests, one of the children had a 1.5 lead reading.

You don't know if they are alive or dead, have mental capacity or not, incarcerated, drug/alcohol problems or severe mental and emotional problems.

Underage consumption and/or possession of alcohol.3.

hello everyone! my name is Kenny Osborne and I am new to bigger pockets. I have always wanted to jump in to real estate but I have always felt that I was missing a piece of the information necessary to succeed. well a...

Some of them you never see.I include a variety of things in my lease, from storage (no lawn furniture or storage sheds allowed), no pools, no trampolines, no fire pits, no fireworks, no smoking on the property, no alcohol to minors, no minors shall stay the night in the property for any reason at any time, a limit on overnight guests, how much notice to vacate, liability waivers, and items about quiet enjoyment.

Any suggestions and help would be appreciated.Back in the glory days of the nineties real estate agents would hand out keys for VA and HUD properties as they were all keyed alike...today (at least in Raleigh) you can't even get an agent to show you a house unless you sign a buyer rep agreement and are pre-qualified and blood-typed...

Is Louisiana anything like it is portrayed on True Blood?!