The tenant has caused damage and broken the lease so she is going to vacate in December.

I had a tree (the neighbors tree) that fell on the roof of my rental and damaged it severely so now I have to change the whole roof.So during the hurricane I had an insurance called Citizens, but right after the hurricane they switched me to a different insurance (Slide)...Will you please help me with my questions:1) My coverage was for a policy that is not a rental but  partially owner occupied (its a duplex), because I lived there but then moved out and did not switch the coverage to a rental.

I mean, they are technically a squatter themselves so why not just put another squatter in that will make them miserable wow keeping them from damaging the property who will then vacate the property whenever that one’s gone.

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That makes me think that landlords see that and are influenced to raise rents to that number.

Did it sustain damage?

When a tenant leaves owing $2,000 in damages, reporting them to a credit reporting agency may pressure them into paying you to protect their credit.

It could be possible that he is an honest guy and just using outdated marketing methods which is DAMAGING his brand and reputation. 

JUST the perfect tenant.. all 700 plus fico and never miss a payment and the only damage done in 4 years now was an ottoman that had something hot put on it and the tenant replaced it..

I furnished them from estate sales and local furniture shops, and the furniture/sheets/towels become damaged over time and need some care.I have a PM manage the remote houses, and they cash flow just fine, the PM handles issues that come up, and they paid off the debt on them once.