write, and/or tell them verbally, that along w/ the above mentioned that you expect to be fully paid or you will seek an eviction/judgment which can damage future ability to rent/own & that if a a future landlord contacts you for a reference, you will have to be truthful of your payment past.you could also try cash for keys to minimize your loss.just some optons FWIW.

They are not and that is the first key to understanding the asset class.

The key is to find a motivated seller and to bring value to the table.

. :-)I think the key, besides "free" and "no-selling" which was important, was three-fold:1.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures".

The key is be honest with everyone, don't promise them all you are going to be exclusive to them.

It's possible you could bring other charges with the state real estate commission but I don't see ethics being one of them.At least that is how it works in my state of Georgia.When you agree to be a REALTOR and join NAR you agree to their Code of Ethics and agree to any sanctioning based on an Ethics violation or otherwise.I think the key will be how long this tenant has been paying the 50 dollars.If it is just one month and they claim an oversight in getting to you the funds then that is possible.If however this undisclosed rent has been "open and notorious" for many months that shows willful intent and non-disclosure by the PM company and I think you would have a stronger case.This is not legal advice and I am not an attorney just thinking out loud.

Definitely honorable personality traits like honesty, integrity and reliability are key for me.

(ultimately, we found out a well-meaning neighbor with a key entered the house to bring a fedex box in out of the rain and decided to 'explore' a bit...)- When the bathroom sink broke this week the PM acted like we were the worst people in the world for wanting to get the sink fixed.

There’s a lot to cover here, so i’ll try to just hit a few key points.First, regarding the number of firms that open up, most of these that you see are small one or two person mortgage brokerage shops that are easy to start up.