Better known as poop. youre complaining that your paying occupant, the one who pays you a monthly lease payment so you can buy the suit you’re wearing in your avatar is somehow neglecting their duty as a tenant by not putting papered stained poop in a basket because you can’t afford or don’t want to pay to have the sewer system improved to “American” standards?

This is not a change of circumstances but your pre-mediated plan.

Did you find yourself in this situation due to circumstances, or did you intentionally stage this situation?

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $90,000This was one of the hardest renovations we have completed to date, the house was very neglected for over 30 years.

Tenant let us know the toilet had been running for a couple months but they neglected to tell us....I told them that was on them.

There are very few circumstances where I foresee you needing this.  

However, there are a few different ways to accomplish this, and the best option will depend on your specific needs and circumstances.

It sounds like you’ve navigated a lot of different scenarios and made strategic decisions based on the circumstances.

While equity financing can be a smart move in the right circumstances, the sheer volume of people turning to it lately seems to suggest something deeper might be going on.

They are being sued by multiple neighbors for neglect (a broken refrigerator being left broken for weeks, black mold that was in apartments upon move in for new tenants, no heat or air conditioning in units for MONTHS) I suppose Home365 didn’t have an address set up for their bills either, we were actually getting their trash removal bill in our mailbox.