If that didn't work I would approach the owner.Again if I wasn't predisposed to one way over another I would probably do it in that order because it let me exhaust both options.

They would have to exhaust their options, provide documentation about unemplyment and how they are looking for a new job - I'll definitely work with them and see if we can find a flexible and temporary solution, like half rent. 

Also please be aware that all of these people’s options have been exhausted and their rights to fight the process, fully understood.

It's seriously underpriced for what you can get out of it.3) Go to www.biggerpockets.com/starthere and peruse and click and read until you've exhausted yourself.Good luck to you!

Bathrooms need an exhaust fan or window- but different inspectors will tell you different things.

This thread is getting exhausting!

Most larger municipalities have an exhaustive signage ordinance.

It's been intense and exhausting at times but overall very fulfilling.

That can give additional coverage if the the liability limits of the underlying policy get exhausted.

I need to do more of an "open house" type of tour so I'm not exhausting myself over so many days.