Every time I hit a crisis point I finally reach my oft-absent JV partner and he's enthused about his plan to remedy the situation.

At the same time, housing operators are havingto repair damaged units while insurance costs spiral ever higher.Thebottom line: Revenues are falling while expenses are rising.Thereare no quick remedies.

If you offer something that is hard to find you can charge what ever you want.With pets you will either have next to little damage or thousands in repairs and remediation that a deposit will never cover.

@Chase Cline Another idea that I came across in the book "Real Estate Loopholes" by Kennedy and Sutton, says "if you hold real estate in a state with weak or non-existent charging order remedies, you may want to consider using two LLC's for protection."

If either is a problem, you either don't close or do a hold-back of funds at closing sufficient to remedy the situation.

To remedy this situation, we plan to institute a new parking policy that is effective in 2 weeks starting 5/26/2020.

And it sounds like remediation for old petro tanks too!

So, I will go in and fix the wiring and plumbing, maybe remedy a design/layout issue, and then go cheap on the cosmetic/easily replaceable components, or even skip them as I can.

There are legal remedies if the DOS Clause is invoked. 

Well, there is remedy for that: anything senile person lacking basic mental skills signs is null and void on the eyes of law.