Quote from @Jo Brown: Yes, you should have released them from the lease as soon as the problem was discovered, refunded their money, and then you can focus on cleaning out the rental.

But there would need to be a way to release one townhome at a time if one were to be sold in the future.

@Mike Dymski I think the underway and still to come releasing of over 3 trillion in retirement funds from baby boomers in the form of stock distributions and housing is the unsung part of the inflation story as well.

It’s obvious she’s not living there (no beds, etc) and I already have the property released. 

I will also post numbers from my own investments, I share my mistakes, I share my successes, and I celebrate client success stories. #3 Be authentic - something I learned earlier in my career is that pretending to be someone else is never going to generate more business.

I think that is mostly because the forums like BP can sometimes celebrate some of the opposite of her advice.  

Just curious if anyone else is waiting for Maryland to release ERAP2 funding to the counties. 

I just celebrated my 10 year anniversary for our clinics and after 1 year in the investing world, we are at 19 doors that include commercial, sfu, and mfu. 

Hey Lance,You want to be watching the Fed's press releases as well.

Did owner file bankruptcy, was it released?