(swollen) No judgement here, just stating facts.Nice enough on the outside, complains more than most.I get a call from his girl friend last week asking me to hold off on cashing this week's check, because boyfriend is in the hospital having some problems.

However, once an eviction is underway and has been filed in court, don't accept any more of the tenant's money until after a court judgement has been made.

Judgement call on this one.

There is always more to learn and it is up to the investor to vet the project and the judgement of the sponsor.

If they are in the actual rental properties, the LLC doesn't do a whole lot for you unless you were going to set up separate ones for each property, as an adverse judgement would go against the property anyway.

It's certainly something you can do and is probably the correct accounting treatment but this is really a judgement call on your part.  

Your judgement will always be clouded.  

@Adam Klugh Don't sweat the judgement.

From a tenant perspective, I probably would have caved to a property manager quicker, as I would have trusted their judgement from jump street.

For maintenance, you pretty much have to use your best judgement.