BJ gets the gold star for the day - for asking the right question at the right time.

Thank your lucky stars that he's gone, get his trash out, and re-rent the thing.

With proper planning and advisory during the development phase you can be sure to have an exit strategy when your time comes.You didn't mention where your land is but, if it's near Little Rock, I have some contacts in the area.

Surrounding areas has recovered and is rocking and rolling.

And YES, I have left you a 5-star review on iTunes with a written comment also before you ask;)

About me: 30 years old, nuclear astrophysicist (read: "How Stars Burn") by education, but left academia 2.5 years ago and am currently working as an Operations Research Analyst for the Defense Department.

In our neighborhood there is a partially finished house built 2006 that has everything done BUT rough electric, plumbing,HVAC, sheet rocking and all the finishes ( flooring, paint, kitchen, baths, etc. ) Also needs siding, driveway put in plus inspection costs.

Man, you're a rockstar!

I knew another landscaper, mostly in Casa Linda and the White Rock Lake area who had acquired 50 rental homes in the area.

ROCK AND ROCK.