I’m a firm believer in treating people the way I would want to be treated but based on current behaviors u know it is what it is

It depends on some major factors that have already been covered: class of the building/area, payment and behavior history of the tenants, how much works needs done to the units if they are vacated, how much you can increase the rents for new tenants, how quickly the units will rent/how hot the rental market is in that area, how much you do or don't mind having to find and place new tenants.Sometimes I'll get a multifamily with GREAT tenants in them that are paying market rent, or maybe just a hair below, and they've maintained the place very well.

Tenant is responsible for rent and behavior of guests.

All vet records as well as a "demeanor/behavioral" assessment by the vet.3.

If this is a new behavior then something has happened.

She does not sound like a great roommate, and you shouldn't let the fact that she "plans" to rent your whole house when you're gone manipulate you into letting her continue this behavior.

These are not the actions of a professional property manager: What you're describing sounds more like the behavior of a handyman who is in waay over his head.

But I doubt he was doing his homework right.I see a lot of that behavior with investors on BP.

When someone's trying to sell you something, they're usually on their best behavior.

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