. :)I see on the NMLS system you are indeed authorized to do business in all those states  there was a small test you could take back about 10 years ago that allowed you once you had a Oregon license to be basically grandfathered into most other state I think they called it the UTS test I took that and passed it in about 10 minutes the girl thought i gave up LOL.. took me longer to figure out how to use the darn thing than to actually answer the questions.. 

I would hope that you have something in your lease stating that if he is late x times on the rent, you are authorized to evict him.

Thank you all.. hard that authorities encourage people to steal rent..

This way the housing authority can cut a check to a single entity, that entity can claim the 1099 income, but can also claim a full offset of the income from rent expense.

Our first investment consisted of two duplexes and a single family home purchased from our local Land Bank Authority. 

Something to the effect of "Tenant shall not schedule, permit, or authorize any modifications or repairs to the property without the prior consent of Landlord.

In the offer, the seller is requesting that we add this term to the contract:Request: “Buyers authorize Escrow to release their SSN/ITIN/EIN number to Seller's CPA upon request for the limited purpose of Seller filing an exemption from FIRPTA/HARPTA withholding and/or claim FIRPTA/HARPTA withheld on the transaction on their U.S. and Hawaii tax returns and for no other purpose without the prior written consent of the Buyers."

If I was dealing with this issue and the meter wasn't moving I would do the following:A) Contact the local water authority and have them test the meterB) Replace the toilet(s) or at the very lease install new gutsC) Put locks on the exterior spigots so only the tenants and you can use the water. 

It’s a co-authored book.

I told them everything was in storage and they could authorize someone to pay and pick up but they would have to pay unpaid rent, utilities, cleaning, repairs, moving, and storage costs.