Hello everyone -Any help with this situation would be appreciated!I have two tenants (person A and person B) who both just signed a new year lease in November. They have decided to separate. Person A wants to move out...

It was only when I saw form 8825 designed to break up expenses across different properties that I started to doubt whether that was possible, since we don't actually own a property yet. 

 I have run into a difficult situation with my tenants in my first rental property. After running extensive screenings (background/credit checks, references from employers and landlords), the tenants have split up and...

Always helpful to break up into paragraphs.For starters, Bank Oened is a term usually reserved for an REO property; one that has reverted to a lender after foreclosure has occurred.What you have is a pre-probate situation in risk of foreclosure.POA is only good as a proxy for passing title during the lifetime of record owner and most title companies want a POA for a specific property transaction. 

A good engineered wood can easily stand up to the demands of a kitchen and half bath and I would never break up the transition of an entryway into another area with a change of flooring.

What if they break up a month later and try to take the new stuff with them? 

.• Break up your ideas into different paragraphs.

One must know how 'break-up' when things don't go well.First, read the local laws on renting.  

So, if something goes awry in the relationship and we break up, we want to make sure that we have an agreement in place which somehow tracks what my equity interest would be in the ADU relative to the total property.

Then break up the paint colors