Cozy was perfect and then Apartments.com just absolutely ruined it.

It does seem that tax experience ruined Columbus as an investment location for him.

Forbearance will basically ruin any chances of refi or buying another property, I would use that very carefully. 

@Xela Batchelder we NEVER connect owners and tenants.It's bad business by ruining your representation of the owner.

Nothing like old and regulated to ruin a perfectly good day.  

So, you can either use that money for a lawyer to evict them, or they can have that money in exchange for not ruining the property even more on their way out.

Others, however, are somewhat in the hole due to enduring a big capital expenditure that they weren't expecting, ruining any hope of future cash flow gains.

My entire family from five generations have owned cats, and not one house we've occupied has been ruined by cat urine.Good tenants will be responsible pet owners.

Between the debt collector and the judgment, you'll stomp all over the tenant's credit report, pretty much ruining their chances at future rentals.

I am a two time cancer survivor, and in that time I discovered wanting to invest in real estate to, one, be able to leave my 9 to 5 and be able to have true freedom in my life, and two, I want to be able to build generational wealth both for my current family and my future family to come and generations after.