The last thing you want to do is chase your friend around for rent + electric bill + gas bill + internet + TV + etc. etc. etc.  

I am not an attorney, nor do I play one on TV, but I have formed an LLC.

I had watched Clayton on TV for years and one day out of the blue he announces he is retiring from his TV career to pursue his dream of helping people acquire wealth through real estate.

Harrison The one guy who I've come to enjoy watching his silly tv shows and how he's just a "lets do it and not talk about it" kind of guy.

My thinking is that if she wasn't involved, your place probably wasn't selected because of the building, but that she contributed to being targeted, left her big screen TV box out for the trash, maybe she has issues at work or in social settings, break ins are usually because of who is behind the door more than the color of the door.Cutting her lose may save your property from further damage as well, the police may give you some advice along these lines, you never know who a tenant "hangs with".  

Then I tell her I have to go back in the room and throw the tv out the window. 

These are my 2 favorites in the last 7 years.1 hour- Dead petrified cat in the middle of the living room, removal of dead cat3 hour- tenant stated live racoon dropped through ceiling while watching tv- repaired hole in soffit and patched/repaired drywall

I'm not an attorney, and I don't play one on TV.

ha, I was at the same meeting.I don't know anything about him except what I've googled, but the thing that was funny to me was that his presentation was almost identical to one I attended in Baltimore a few months ago, called "Winning the Property Wars", which was supposedly run, but not attended, by a guy from that Property Wars TV show.

We had mostly brick homes, but we did have some houses that just had siding and we spent many times digging out bullets just over the babies crib, in the wall inches from the TV set, and more.