I would not rely on on line advice at ALL.in this case I would consult an attorney who is familiar with this section of the code.. then follow those directions to a tee.. again if you think there is a bunch of Actual valuable stuff left behind.Also maybe try to contact the old owners and or relatives and see if they will come and get it all.

I rented a POWERED tool that ate it up like Rosie O'Donnell at a Krispy Kreme.If the property is nearby I would definitely DIY it and make sure you are open to renting a specialty power tool if it's even remotely difficult.

Once the job was done and paid for, two months later, I wanted to modify the sprinkler system, and dug into the new sod to find the pipe for me to add a tee, and what did I find? 

Let’s leave CapEx out of the budget and say I do a cash out Refi ate $145k (1:1) price to rent ratio... 5% interest rate 30 year mortgage.Rent = $1,450/mMortgage = $583.79Taxes = $300Insurance = $50Vacancy = $120.83Maintenance = $50PM = $145Lease Fee (1yr) = 41.67Net Cash Flow = $158.71/mOut of pocket cash = $18k roughly.Seems like a lot of risk for little reward.

I don't have time to get the house entirely completed before going to court tomorrow.It must be repainted before rerenting, they smeared black stuff everywhere and it ate into the paint and they smashed into the corners.Please help directly or redirect me to a previous post to help - I have been searching through so many discussions and have not found one yet. 

I can just hear the excuses, "The ATM ate my money!"

Sorry voice text...The properties on the big island ate cheaper.

Have you ever ate horse?

Just be careful so your husband didn't eat any ;) Ex-Husband now, but not because he ate our tenants food

We ate the cost -- and as we gave notice to the bad paying inherited tenants, they usually refused to pay the last month's rent anyway, so we used their SD that way.