I doubt they expend a great deal of energy doing that, but there are red flags that would tip them off, like changing the insurance policy to a landlord policy.I would definitely pull out the refinancing paperwork and run this by an attorney to see what options you have.Good luck!

We use smart locks, auto messaging, all the normal stuff, the little things I am running into issues with automating are things like having the trash taken to the road on trash day, restocking expendable items, installing a smart thermostat to a system that’s not compatible, paying my lawn guy that only takes cash (need a new one I guess).

Generally the time suck and effort expended trying to maximize the return above risk free rates on so little $ isn’t worth  it.   

@Hira Y. let's say you file this complaint and they have to expend time & money defending themselves and they are found innocent.If I were them, I'd charge you for their time and money spent in defense of a false accusation.Where is that money going to come from?

Im sure it will expend the more different areas i get into as well.  

In my opinion with the effort that is expended by an LMO the 1500 is not a horrible deal.

Funny, I missed that quote above...I think it's just like a lot of other things -- the payoff is proportionate to the effort expended.

Would love to connect with others who started without a large savings/expendable income but had the motivation and commitment! 

I would agree with some of the other comments here, that if you can reduce any of your other expenses such as car payments, subscriptions, and other expendable expenses that are not considered to be an 'Asset' that is your best bet. 

Even if it does sell I am willing to pay them for their effort expended.