. $60k for “some roof and floor work” sounds excessive if the damages are minor.

Hello,I had to evict a tenant because of excessive noise (all the neighbors complained), having a cat and a dog in the unit which was not allowed under the terms of the lease, and for allowing her friend and her friends' 2 children to move into the unit.  

If there are any gaps or an environment with excessive water, you've got trouble coming. 

They are leaning towards buying out the 25% owner but I think it's a mistake since he's asking for an excessive amount relative to the value of the property.

But to piggy back on that, the ones priced right do always  seem to need a complete remodel including subfloor due to moisture. 

Tenant shall not use any equipment or devices that utilize excessive electrical energy or which may, in Landlord’s reasonable opinion, overload the wiring or interfere with electrical services to other tenants.10.

Just want to point out that moisture issues with stucco is only going to be a problem with a wood-framed house. 

We'd rather keep a property vacant because our state is extremely tenant friendly and evictions regularly take in excess of 3 months.  

That part of the bill sets the punitive damages for buying a rental property in excess of the 100th at $50,000.

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