Communication and cooperation is what its about.

Almost all of my communication with my tenants is via text, and they still will lie, lol.I just had a tenant last week- after I repaired her stairs- claim they told me repeatedly about their deck stairs needing fixed last year and 'nothing was ever done about it'.  

You will find tenants MANY times are not the most communicative or helpful sort.

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This creates a record of your communication, which could be important if legal issues arise later.Liability Considerations: You’re correct in thinking that getting the LLC to pay for roof repairs could be difficult, especially if they own no assets or claim no liability for the tree falling.

Keep this in mind when structuring your deals to communicate to the seller how much cash they can expect in their pocket at closing. 

You followed the lease and the law, and you've treated the tenant fairly.Give them the final statement and shut off all communication.

Communication is HUGE. - Being straightforward and honest is extremely helpful when managing tenants.

Yes I have communicated to the tenant about the scenario and started collecting the rent directly.

Your lender, who provides the funds, will have their own borrower criteria, which they should communicate to you.