Now the tenant is asking when we are going to send someone to clean up the mess that the squirrels left behind in his bathroom.

Otherwise, if it will likely be straight forward to get them out in short order, then give notice of non-renewal at the earliest opportunity after COE, clean up the units after they leave, and get some good clean tenants in likely at higher rents, and still make sure you get a sufficiently discounted price to make it worth all your trouble dealing with this.

That inventory stocks are gradually getting depleted and needs to be restocked, spells more activity for the manufacturing sector.

If you have a high of 672 but an average of 640, then you definitely need to clean up your report.

If you have the necessary spread to profit on a deal, then take some time to clean up the property, perhaps clean the house, work on the landscape, make some minor repairs, or even throw on some paint.

Been rough on the house and it probably needs a major clean up, paint and carpet.Here is what I was thinking of offering (Open to suggestions)$185,000 purchase price3.75% interest rate, 30 amortizationBalloon payment due in 10 years, but no prepayment penalty if I pay it off earlierInterest only payments for the first 2 years (Give me cushion to deal with the eviction, clean up, etc.

Had the unit rented before we even started the clean up process, luckily this area has a very high rental population as its mostly low income housing.Had a lawyer i met with try to charge me for services not rendered, wrote him a few polite questioning mails and he stopped pestering me to pay for my free 1 hour consultation.Had clogged main lines from 2 unites that were sending the refuse back into the house through the sinks.. that was messy.

There are some real "sharks" down there with lots of cash, they have the funds to "clean up shop" and can bid all day long.

Restore and salvage yards have tons of great stuff and with just a little effort clean up real nice.  

On the other side of the spectrum, I have discovered that there a lot of entities out there that are only out seeking to deplete you of your money; I've met and worked with Guru's, attended seminars/boot camps, you name it.