Fingers crossed

If a rehab worker saws off his finger at one of my investment houses, he can get legal representation for "$0 down" but may very well cost me 6 figures to defend...when it wasn't even my fault.  

One tenant had a cat and he was rather unclean and yes his litter box was smelly but once he moved out, no problem some spray of Clorox bleach did the trick in the areas where the litter box was.

-After a ton of arm twisting, Norada and the rehabber (not exactly sure how this works) has agreed to do some of the repairs, but he is moving very slow on them and the property is still not repaired -This has been a bigger issue of lots of finger pointing and nobody has even apologized to me yet for what has happened.

So proving gross negligence against a broker/agent is going to be a very tough road to go down.When people do not get what they want they start pointing fingers at everyone looking to lay blame.

They seem to have their finger on the pulse of what's going on in that market.

Oh Terrific, I fat-fingered the subject line.

They were hands on with the four prior purchases that were their own exclusive listings, but for this one it is like they are non-existent in the process and don't seem to want to lift much of a finger facilitating property management or securing insurance, which has been a major turnoff.  

I basically took the late fee clause out since 30 days late is ridiculous and I would probably have started the eviction process by then anyway (I'm a pretty new landlord and haven't yet had to deal with that so fingers crossed).

It means that in order to short the real estate market, its not as simple as snapping your fingers and *poof* there you go.