In the event of a ground fault the equipment grounding conductor provides a uninterrupted path to ground.

Every second Monday at 6pm in Fairborn.Details for the next meetup are on the events page: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...See you there!

And, yes, I understand it will not be "legal advice" - but just wanted to hear how you would go about it, and sequence of events, to pursue *both* non-payment and holdover without wasting any more time than necessary? 

In any event, it doesn't make much difference to me...

I would love to connect with other investors 1:1 or attend upcoming networking events - any information/advice is much appreciated! 

One, never provide a lawnmower as you are now legally responsible for any accident that may occur.

These overlays and updates happen all the time to prevent something from occurring.

Can you be a bit more specific about how the damage occurred? 

Also of importance is that the seller passed on the security deposits of current tenants to me at closing.I know that in Florida once a contract is executed any damages that occur to the property before closing are the responsibility of the buyer and this is why we buy insurance during this period.

Cost of materials/labor increased due to COVID 19 and unforeseen events took place that increased the cost of rehab.