If the bank or developer has control they have a vested interest in keeping HOA solvent...so they may prevent that.

Does anyone have a solid statement to add to a lease agreement that either prevents the activity or shifts the abatement costs of eliminating strong, lingering odors to the tenant?

If not please consider doing so or pay an attorney to assist on this deal to prevent you from doing something disastrous.If there are particular specific issues with a transaction, I have found many BP experts ready to assist with their knowledge.

What do you guys do on your investment properties to prevent theft?

How can this easily be prevented?

Some states have laws preventing you from just failing to renew leases and others will actually make you put money up to fund resident relocations.There are efforts underway in a number of states to actually require community owners to put money in relocation funds and some states that are already doing it.

Only option is to say "I'm the property manager for this building." but in this case you should live only in one unit to prevent raise concerns at your future tenants.

Instead, I use it as a distraction in order to prevent myself from messing around with my "real" portfolio.

Does not matter how I answer, yes or no, answering it takes the box off and I can continue, but saying no doesn't prevent it popping up the next time I use an apostrophe!

Also could be Interest adjustment)- Legal fees = $1000(Transfer of Title Documents, etc)- Property Transfer Tax = 1% on first $200k, 2% on the rest- Title Insurance = $300(Can prevent you from having to get a survey done)- Property Survey = $2000(Mortgage provider may need this.