Hi @Levi Hui, welcome to the BiggerPockets community!  

@Eldar Levi are you looking for single family homes to rent? 

He'd not going to come bail you out of jail or pay the IRS fine you get levied for writing off luxury consumer goods and exotic vacations as "business expenses."

Research the history of the property at the county registry of deeds - find out what was owed on the property, as well as any additional liens or levys.

Originally posted by @Levi Bernard:@Derek Andrews Definitely do it yourself if you can.

I received a levy for the property I’m living.

@Levi Bernard awesome thanks, will def do that!

@Levi Meyer, welcome to BP bud. 

And it's not going to take too much of a pop in mill levy for you to see a hurt to your ROI.But all that being said, at the end of the day, that kind of revenue off of an asset in a traditionally appreciating market is worth a long look - either to 1031 into or to refi your current and simply buy it.

If you have a pet fee as a policy (with additional charges for pets "sneaked in"), then if you find a pet you can levy the fees against that tenant as opposed to being forced to evict.Moving forward, I would add this language to your lease for next time.Good luck!