You may find your time is better spent looking for other deals.Additionally, if this does go to court and she is forced to take the deal she may  destroy the property and at that point it would be more than just tile work to fix!

Not every cat will destroy things, but many will, and the tenant always tells you what a wonderful angel their pet is - usually it isn't.

The entire community, including jobs, shopping, and retail, is destroyed.

I'm not a fan of these sort of investors, because they don't care about the city and will rent to the first person with 500.00 in their pocket (and then they have to deal with bad tenants, tenants who don't pay, tenants who destroy the property or who are generally bad neighbors for the rest of the residents - and they never figure out what they are doing wrong)But it's the same situation in Cleveland and Akron (and probably every other larger city).

From a legal point of view, it might destroy the asset protection concept of operating multiple LLCs.

Eviction also means destroying the property.

He begrudgingly did and said I was destroying my chances of ever selling the house.Talking a few days later with my NEW agent, he mentioned that the MORE pics there are, the more chance of someone looking at the house.

But now that I am looking over the lease documents and there is this section already in there: "All personal property placed in the leased premises, or in any other part of the building, or any place appurtenant thereto, or inany vehicle on or about the premises or on any parking facility maintained by Lessor for Lessee shall be at the sole risk of Lesseeor the parties owning same, and Lessor shall in no event be liable for the loss of property of any kind, which may be lost orstolen, damaged or destroyed by fire, water, steam, defective refrigeration, or otherwise, while on the leased premises or in anystorage spaces in the building.

My last ex was Some kind of crazy and destroyed anything she thought I might want to keep.

., cards, destroy them so you don't use them anymore.