A mixed bag in my case.John Corey

No one makes the payments on the home, and you're stuck holding the bag.

However, sometimes people move without telling, or you evict so you don't know what you'll need until you get there.I had a little "go" bag that I always carried with me to minimize my number of trips and my time lost chasing parts.

Even IF they were a low rent tenant, and their belongings total $200, if someone makes a claim against you, it is up to you to provide the proof there was no bags of gold.As to the cleanup of bodily fluids, yes, there are specific measures you must take.

TonyS. aka "Money Bags"$2 a sq ft!!!

Verify and that might mean bag lunches at the site.

By optioning 25% of the units he complied with the requirement to maintain ownership, but had the "sales in the bag" so to speak.As for me, I paid market rent for 24 months, but got a 50% credit towards the future purchase -- the purchase price was set up front, at the then current market value.

We didn't have a sherriff on hand and clearly the only things we actually left on the curb were things that only the tenant would value such as his clothing and personal items. he actually showed up an hour after we left and gathered all of the bags from out front. he actually called right then asking about his belongings and storage fees if I held them and such.

It's just now I will do it in my Bigger Pockets sweatshirt or if Josh can't get the XXL thing worked out maybe he can just cut arm and head holes in one of those large contractor trash bags and paint Bigger Pockets on the front of it.

In this situation, no I would not evict her and I would certainly press charges on the dirt bag for distroying my home.