The last thing I want is to be in the middle of this dispute.

They are refusing to replace the carpet and even trying to argue about shampooing the carpet.I called them 2 days ago and told them that i am a fair person and all is expect is a fair resolution and to treat us as if it were happening to them and there wouldn't be a problem.

If there is a dispute do you think it will be easier or more difficult to resolve if they really want to dig in.There are definite pros and cons to any kind of tenant, but if you treat everyone similarly you will be in a better spot.

steve sorry about the bad gigkeep your head up it only takes a little time and san Antonio is a great placewe have a little place in Galveston and are looking to return this summer to do another dealall you have to do is dispute dispute dispute the big cubicle companies to clear up your credit you just have to stay on top of themenjoy

If I am going to pay someone, it is going to be a professional- I really don't want to have tenants causing disputes over whether snow got shoveled on time or the yard got picked up prior to mowing. 

What do you do to ensure that the tenant is responsible for security deposit disputes since that is the largest reason for owner lawsuitsHow familiar are you with the newly changed laws that can affect you the owner if they are not used correctly?

But I didn't see a dispute process.

I don't officially make New Year's resolutions but that was my thinking exactly. 2017 is going to be a good year!!!

Feel free to link it.Despite of my pragmatic resolution toward the single family strategy I outlined above, I am still looking for 2-family deals in the Boston area for up to 500K, despite of not having an established Real Estate business (LLC), limited networking, financing options and overall experience.

Hi,So I've started previous discussions on here regarding my dispute with the sellers over the EMD.