We always let the tenant know at signing that a prior landlord is giving poor references, though, and if they behave in a way to get a poor one from us as well, their future housing options will be limited.Tenants will say and agree to anything to get moved in then will disregard all the previous agreements and discussions at move out.

I’m ready to refinance and repeat but I seem to be having trouble with the refinance part of it.

If you see broken windows, notify them you will be having them repaired at their expense.

Meanwhile their kids are running around destroying homes and screaming in stores while mine behave and know that their dad cares for them which is why he is hard on them.  

Obviously whoever will be taking the trash out is going to struggle going down hill every week and who ever is driving downwards will be have to careful going downhill and make sure there are no cars passing by.

If you’re interested there is a group called Shenandoah Valley Real Estate Investors that will be having a meet up in Middletown on the 21st.

I've also had nonsubsidized tenants behave the same.

s suggestion of seeing a history for 2 years becomes a good guide to seeing that the paying party is behaving responsibly.

I truly believe that the education comes in the field and on the job, not from mentors or seminars.I don’t mean to be so blunt, but this is absolutely undeniable terrible execution on your part.Don’t get me wrong...we’ve all messed up, but this is as poor as it gets.It almost seems like you thought this would be easy and require no oversight and would sell in a day for a record price and all the subs would be perfectly behaved and you’d barely have to do anything because after all you don’t live nearby......this sounds like a case of watching too much HGTVI am very sorry your going through this, it really sucks.

@Daniel Lynch you are not married so I advise you not to behave like you are.