The owner/sellers’ agent have swapped the locks out at least once but the “tenant” still found her way back inside (I’m not sure if it was the front or back unit).

While I agree with everyone else about repairing toilets, I can also tell you that it is much more time efficient to just swap all the toilets out.

I would not over-pay for a property and then spend a year trying to swap out 14 sets of renters in hopes of increasing the value enough to justify the purchase option.Make an offer based on what it's really worth to you based on today's performance.

Since he swapped cash for it there is no longer any tax in the note other than interest coming in. 

I was hacked through a sim swap (never lost my phone) and 50k was taken from inside banks at Chase on 4 different withdrawal, on video, by someone who also added themselves to my account (Chase let them), all without ever getting a phone call.

Our town has a "Baytown Online Garage Sales" and "Baytown Swap-N-Sell" groups on Facebook where locals post items for sale and ofter homes and rentals.

@Joel Owens - Thanks for the ideas on swapping out to a better yielding class of Real Estate.

I would send a locksmith over, swap out the locks and remove the lockbox.

Then go back and swap out 1 or more keywords and see what new results you get.

Their last landlord vouched for them that they were good tenants who took great care of the house and he had no issues with them, they left because he wanted to renovate his rental so it was a mutual parting.They moved in OCT 1, so when I got a bill going up to OCT 11th I thought nothing of it, just assumed they had swapped utilities to their name and the cycle just said the 11th to the 11th, and the bill was only a little higher than that of the vacant house bills.