Watch the videos, contact his constituents and as always, make an educated decision for yourself

Video and/or take pictures of everything in case you have to pursue her in small claims.  

I have not seen any "main stream" versions of this just back country engineering but it's a solid concept and works well. 

Threatening me by saying you won't buy another one is like the tenants who comment on all of our eviction videos saying "they evicted that tenant as soon as he missed his rent payment.

Let’s say you’re starting from zero in 2025—no properties, no deals, just the knowledge and lessons you’ve picked from BiggerPockets, books you have read and videos you have watched.What would you do differently this time around?

When you talk about replacing income, the safety of that cash flow is much more imperative, since presumably you are living on it, too.And then you combine both thoughts: safety in income stream to live off of, and cap rates/yields from assets.  

I do not wish to waste my time watching videos,searching the internet for how tos and what I should be doing.

Tell tenant you will review the maintenance history and the video.

Now isn’t the time perhaps but an internet video or two is free.

I have made 30 videos on how to do things and put them on a YouTube page for our tenants, sent it out on an announcement, etc.