First and foremost, as a landlord, you have the right and obligation to ensure that your property is properly managed and maintained, including making sure tenants comply with the lease agreement and relevant laws and regulationsStart by communicating with your PM, emphasizing your worries about the safety of children.

I can't imagine that the manufacturer of the 1st floor radiators made them in a manner that will be harmful to children?

After 2 months in the unit... one of the tenants damaged a lot of my property in a drunken rage... endangering the mother of his children and front of his infant and toddler and getting arrested.

The thing is I know that the owner died and the children out of state are the ones selling it(I spoke to the neighbors), so I know that the children will just sell it to someone else.

I want to be free to do what I want in my 40s with my family and guide my children now, not in my 50 or 60s.

She had 2 children but neither has changed it into there name or paid the tax’s.

They had to children.  

The property is located in Bloomfield between children’s and west Penn.

(I don't have any children to pass it down to, and I can't take it with me, so I'm not concerned about defering it forever.)Also I have ZERO desire to become a Landlord of any kind. 

Because I didn't want to.I have no children.