Unless you are going to start getting rid of the slow paying tenants and replace them with ones that pay on time, it is time to find something local.

The landlord would benefit greatly because they would get rid of their current headaches regarding repairs and tenants.

If I have to serve a 3-day Pay or Quit more than once, I will get rid of them.When you let little violations go, they eventually grow emboldened and hit you with large violations.

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

They just unplugged it.In the end, I got rid of them completely.

Also agree with @James Wise that it will get rid of the dead weight (we started doing that at our boutique brokerage anyway this year).

Do whatever you can to get rid of him quickly before this becomes a bigger problem.You may want to consult an attorney to ensure it's done right.

Who is responsible for cleaning and getting rid of smell, tenant or landlord and what is a reasonable time frame for getting the job done.

.: There is no legal requirement to respond to her threats.I highly recommend you hire an attorney and get rid of her.

However, if a property turns out to be a "lemon" and just keeps being more maintenance than it's worth...i do think selling is a good option (like getting rid of a car you no longer like).