Some big things include:- outdated electrical system (fuse panels and knob and tube wiring) - some corroded cast iron plumbing- evidence of termites- landscape is slightly sloped on one side of the exterior that causes water to seep into the basement.

That evidence and those additional sales should tell the story. 

We agree on the power of SEO, and I am trying hard to implement that, but I will tell you the main challenge for me and anybody else that is reading this -- it is establishing some degree of credibility.When I roll up on your website, I see some evidence there that you have actually done something with a house at some point. 

Get her out, then clean the place up.Third, if you have evidence that her lifestyle is causing at least part of the problem, you should document that and use that as leverage to get rid of her.

I have all the evidence for the damage cost, however I wasn't sure about painting and carpet replacement cost.

Aloha,What evidence do you have that they actually returned possession to you?

Additionally, my tenants have provided evidence that the appliances are indeed their possessions.

Feel like I wasted $65, but at least it was only $65.2) MICE - There are mice living in the house, I've seen a couple and the evidence of their existence increases all over the floor everytime I return. i'm setting live traps today to trap and release them into a nearby park.

What factual evidence (comps which sold for more, etc) do you have to show, that back that up?

Again, I am paraphrasing, but from anecdotal evidence in my own markets I have found this to be the case.