Both tenants are responsible for the damage caused.

this has caused significant delays with a cash out refi on an existing rental.

Thanks, and that is what I’m so concerned about, is issuing 1099’s (either myself or CPA) in error and really causing a mess for the person receiving them.

We were under contract for another place and walked away because of a 2" drop in the house in one corner caused by the foundation not going below grade and the owners not willing to do anything.

But, you can charge them back if the pest control report indicates they are the cause.

Same with anyone who gets 20 experienced-backed responses to their question yet ghosts the thread. non response or proper thank yous on PM's have caused me to not do those anymore I might write one sentence but it is weird how common courtesy does not resonate  with so many people on SM or maybe just on this site..

This is speaking blindly cause your details & information are void.

The bank is willing to sell the note to the owner of the house for a cash deal not through financing cause that would be illegal.I understand that part.

I did this to build rapport I did not need to do this since my landlord in my lease is responsible for all repairs that are not caused directly by me or my guests.

Conversely, when property prices are low, rental demand decreases, causing rental rates to remain relatively flat or fall.How can you identify cities that are likely to have significant and sustained appreciation and rent growth?