Call on your neighbors if they aren't complying,, report their trash, their crap cars, their grass.. the overall curb appeal in the neighborhood will improve as well as the class of tenants.. help raise the bar.. and the rents..Photos of what's going on is fair way to approach the inspection department if you felt your being pressured.. but get in shape before you respond..

As a life long "Memphian", I suggest The Bar-b-que Shop on Madison Ave.

I took a tour yesterday and seems like a restaurant, liquor store/ bar with a carry out.

Again, this might end up not being a bad thing for you -- it stands to reason that the higher the bar to entry, the fewer players there are.What I would do is call a lawyer in your area who loudly and proudly announced on his website that he deals with foreclosures and ask him where you should start learning about the foreclosure process in Worcester County.New Hampshire's even more interesting.

Your best defense is to RTFC - Read the full contract, the FAR-BAR contract for sale of real estate (whichever one was used), and any agreement with the buyer or seller.

We get very good returns in Minneapolis but a condo is not the first thing I would point to  I guess what I'm saying is raise the bar of expectation or someone will sell you something and run-LOL

It’s certainly not one of the nicer parts of town, but has beach club access to Lake Erie and is in close proximity to the local arts district and plenty of bars, restaurants, and shops.

So whenever you are confused about a process, just plug it into google or right here in the bp search bar.

The last thing you want to do is pay a Lender Up Front Fees, unless its for an Appraisal.You can search "DO HARD MONEY" here on the Bigger Pockets search bar, and you'll find a lot of posts reviewing their experience with DO HARD MONEY.

Better than pissing away their incomes @ the local bar..............................it has been said high proportion of these 2 occupations have problems with adult beverages.