Only difference with me is mate that I truly take it away hahaNot in it for the dime when it comes to such instances.Engelo Rumora doesn't have a price and NEVER will.Not too proud, just know the long term consequences of converting the sale.Maybe I'm the communist that doesn't want to take money when offered heheThanks mate and Viva Las Vegas

LOL All we can do is make them aware of the consequences.

Could there be chemical consequences to the neighboring units?

Just wait until they figure out adverse possession laws and how long you can drag those out with really no consequences at the end other than having to just move onto the next victim.  

I could be giving advice based on my years of investing in Mexico and the Riviera Maya and helping many buyers and investors do so but I won't because I have no fiduciary duty towards you and you're going to be the one to bear the consequences.

The properties in the sub S will have to just pay their taxes and live with the consequences I suppose. 

Hello BP, I have an old duplex in Cleveland with about 5 pages of code violations. This happened because I was evicting a tenant for non-payment and they called code enforcement. Some violations will be very pricey to...

The key is to communicate clearly, dispassionately and to use keywords that represent a serious consequence to motivate them to change.

Consequently, new homes in these locations start at $550,000.

I'm not looking to make money off him; but do need to have the discussion with him that he's breaking the lease and there are consequences to that.