So, it's hurricanes and sinkholes in Florida, tornadoes from Texas to Chicago in Tornado Alley, earthquakes in California, the Santana Winds in L.A. and then the mudslides when it rains...endless things to plan for if you are a Real Estate Investor.

The weather can play havoc on your property in cold winter areas.You need to make sure the property has been winterized by having the heating,water heater,pipes,rain gutters,and the like are serviced for winter and fully inspected.Make sure you have a snow removal plan in place like the tenant has to do it or you pay someone to do it on a regular basis.

I had send the judgement paper to a collection agency, before I proceed to take the fraud claim action I wanted to see if they are able to recover some of my money, which takes 60-90 days to have an update.I don't want to get my hopes up on this and was preparing for the worse.

Be wary some of them are network marketing events so use your best judgement. 

Once it started raining some leaks became apparent.

Just heard a webinar tonight with Mike Warren.  Does anyone know about him or done business with him?

Use your best judgement! 

After that, the rain was enough mixed with the cooler weather.

You could file in conciliation court for unpaid rent and damages but chances of getting any money is slim next to none, even if you get a judgement in your favor you still have to find a way to collect it.

I'm mostly looking for eviction records and/or judgements from property management companies.