They didn't sell last year, and I kept monitoring them.

I'm looking to ask LPs and/or GPs or just anyone who has invested in someone else's deal.

Trees can fall and damage property even in non-hurricane conditions if they're not properly monitored, pruned, or cut down when they die.

When you find a topic you like, you can select the "Monitor Topic" checkbox at the top of the thread.

You may want to pay monthly for a credit monitoring service that lets you pull your credit.

Even if you can clean it up, you will be forced to do monitoring for years.

Originally posted by "hurrikane":Interesting.It's like going to the lawn guy to see if you have cancer.Thanks, I was taking a sip of water and nearly spit it on my monitor.

If you turn them into collections, you likely won't see any money, but will feel better knowing you are hurting credit and future housing options; they may pay if they care enough.I'm not well educated on this, but heard landlords in Washington state can't share official deadbeat lists, so don't think your website idea will fly.I'd suggest monitoring the PM better (screening, inpections, nonpayment follow-up), contacting utilities monthly to make sure they are paid up, and accept this as a cost of landlording.

Yeah Jacksonville has decent numbers, I am going to have to continue to monitor Jacksonville for now.

Collapsing is a bit over the top for Chicago as well, though it is a serious matter to monitor.