The customer who slipped and fell files suite against you as the landlord.

When we go to small claims court I will be asking for any back rent, court fees, unpaid utilities, repairs, and garbage removal and cleaning. 

He's considered a slumlord in these parts because his "policy" is to accept the first person with cash in hand, never make repairs until absolutely necessary, never use a written lease agreement, and he keeps utilities in his name so that he can shut them off if the tenant doesn't pay rent. 

Would probably also utilize them to review contract and/or create one.The most recent post i can find for the DFW area is several years old and below are the heavy hitters I have noticed.

I have searched for a CRM that is already customized for Tenant Placement but did not come up with any. 

Hello, I am looking for Real Estate agent in Grand Rapids MI area who can provide me access to a MLS portal that will allow me to customize and save my own searches. 

Here are the numbers:Listing price (what it would have been): $135,000Offer: $130,000Contract: $132,500, with her paying $489 for a home warranty20% down at 5% interest Rent: $1400 (3/2 single family ranch with attached 2 car garage) Tenant pays all utilities (even down to trash pickup) Cash Flow: $250/month after CapEx, Maintenance, Mgmt, etc; $115/month if using 50% rule 

They offer templates to get you started and you can customize to fit your needs.

The type of debt I most don't want to see is collections to other landlords and unpaid utilities. 

If, according to your local laws, the unit is considered abandoned you are usually ok to change the locks and begin looking for a new renter. typically this may included removing all items, leaving keys on counter, or canceling utilities, but it may vary state to state.