I'm Michael Johnson, Long time listener, Newly active member. I

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They are BBB-Accredited with "A" rating and an NTLA member. I

I was able to recover most of the item, but much of the damage (stolen electrical fixtures, mirrors, gate, etc. was removed (some of witch broken) and thus had to be re-installed or replaced).I could have pressed charges in this instance, but was happy to just get the keys and the occupants out of my hair, plus, in the heat of the moment, it slipped my mind to have them arrested.As for other cases, so far to date, I have been able to arrange cash for keys and avoid such problems.In your scenario outlined, it would be tough to prove the case.

Having said that, if you are at the property regularly and deal with the tenant directly, they will likely figure things out.Fairly certain (happy to be corrected) that the LLC has to list who the managing member is and I'm not sure the lawyer will want to take on that responsibility as that means they have to sign all documents.Landlord insurance is with respect to the property insured; typically ~$1,000,000.

My only eviction has been a family member. I

If someone requests a lot of accommodations or wants to change the lease at the last minute, those should be red flags as well.

I won't be re-upping with them for a 2nd round, and will probably sever our "newsletter" relationship as soon as I finish with the rental condo I booked with them.They were super nice and super easy to work with.

Thanks everyone for warm welcome.Being a new member, I spent some time reading some posts and listened few of the podcast.

@marita Rosado, I see you're a Pro member. I