I like using post cards.

Albert Hepp If you choose them, ask to see their DL or state ID and SS card to verify their identity.

As a contractor, I know that sometimes you have to pull everything back to find the damage and repair it, otherwise, you just have a money pit that keeps sucking up all your resources, and never is what it could have been, had it been repaired properly.

I guess the majority of the public believes the status quo is OK.I don't believe it's OK but, beyond casting a vote or making a protest card, I don't know how to change things effectively.

If you do not seek opportunity then someone else willNo complaining,, if you do not step up to the plateThink about it ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If you purchase the property and do a respectful job Then your other neighbors would become free advertisement for future properties :)Only a suggestion ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If you make some good money off of the property maybe offer an incentive to your other neighbor for lead(a bottle of wine or cheesecake or gift card etc )

They responded that I didn't give them proper notice to vacate.

They should have renters insurance to cover their belongings.An attorney will take up a bunch of time.I would make sure their apartment is fixed properly and not on the cheap and that also they reimburse the days out of the unit say so many days as a free rent credit moving forward.If they blow off the requests that might be the time to send the attorney letter to wake them up to working with the tenants.

When you visit these open houses, introduce yourself and hand the agent a business card (yes you must get cards) .

Thus it is not proper for such a broker to undertake to devise the detailed terms of a purchase-money mortgage or other legal terms beyond the general description of the subject property, the price and the mortgage to be assumed or given."

But I just checked the statutes to make sure, the proper is now - because they are in a 12 months lease - the 5-day notice for material violation of the statute (plus lease, I guess) with the right to cure.