The trial court entered judgment in favor of the Manager on the FHA claims, and the Tenant appealed.The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed the trial court and ruled that the Manager could have a duty to intervene when it knows of tenant-on-tenant racial harassment.

So the leads are very expensive, $0.3 each and you still need to mail 2k post cards but now you get 4 deals per a friends stats, In the past year of study, my own trials, talking to local old timers still pulling the same number of deals a month,,,,  this is the MOST effective $$ and Time wise way to find deals:- Subscribe to the NOD (list pendens,  pre forclosure) lists for your farm area.  

They examined the apartments and liked them, paid some of the deposit  with a promise to pay the rest the next day, moved in, didn't pay, served them a "7 days to vacate" for non- payment of rent, 45 days later the judge dismissed the case due to wrong complaint form, so I served them a 30 day "End of tenancy", I have court in 2 weeks, I'm sure they will ask for a trial again to get 2 more weeks free rent, but when they are out, what's the best way to pursue a lawsuit aginst them.

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@Matt GrothThe properties are all on family land and the home was my medical clinic at one time.

BTW, I have had tenants retail their own attorney, in the middle of last summer, and it sti did not go well for them even after requesting a trial in court.There are alot of misunderstandings passed on from one person the the next.

If you're in an area that caters to major medical centers like Mayo or Cleveland Clinic demand is still strong.

It typically takes trial and error, but the biggest thing is there is no one way!

MashVisor gives the free trial period, but doesn't show you the average nightly rate, occupancy rates, etc at one glance. 

The vast majority of things I've learned (and I'm sure many other landlords as well) about Landlording over the years have come from hands - on experience and trial and error.As the old saying goes ...