But once again, I remind you that my comments were addressing the question "Should I as a wholesaler, get my Real Estate license"My point was that a person can choose to be unethical, or more likely, just not understand what ethical behavior is...

I think simply letting him know you're aware of his drug use and erratic behavior and that unless he vacates peaceably you'll take legal action will be enough to take care of things, especially if he's a young college kid.

So I use this clause to make it clear that kind of behavior is not acceptable, then in the future as I was taught I can mail a copy of this clause from the lease THEY signed and ask them to cure the infraction.

Whatever attorney you hire will not file the grievance, attorneys are loathe to file grievances against other attorneys unless it is virtually criminal behavior. 

I now find it difficult to trust a company with such questionable behavior moving forward.

I give a long leash of understanding for past behavior personally.

A totally unnecessary behavior and bridge burner that will motivate me more to tell people NOT to use his service.

The best way to receive an honest landlord reference about an applicant is to ask questions about their previous tenant’s renting behavior (not about their personality).

We had many incidents of tenants flooding their entire living room having their balconies deteriorate due to negligent behavior.

-FIRST POST VIRGIN (Please forgive any amateurish behavior)We have been relocated due to work... and long story short, we're considering doing a cash-out refi and renting out our primary single family 5br/3ba home.