I have done a number of things in construction including framing, drywall, minor plumbing and electrical, door and window replacement, some finish work and on and on the list goes; I can pretty much "fix" anything.

Do to many missteps from my current PM ranging from leaving the front door of the property open (over night) to sending rent checks to another client the list goes on.To the point, what would be some recommended ways to give PM the boot and what steps should be taken to do so and too avoid legal ramification?

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Ceiling, walls, trim, 3 doors and 2 windows.

You pay for an additional notice to include "and all others" so that any unknown people not on the lease will be thrown out as well by the Marshall.You pay the fees and the letters are mailed out to the tenants mailing address and the Marshall tries to personally knock on the door and serve the tenant and have them sign receiving notice.

If there are specific things I can do or a certain way I can arrange the deal so that I am protected I would love to hear about it.

All exterior doors replaced.

Bulletin boards at area Board of Education, Nursing Homes, Senior Centers, etc... to get those workers to knock on your door.

I believe the Real Alliance is geared towards getting rookies in the door with a free seminar (meeting) then attempting to sell you a 3 day training program that costs around $1,000.

Hi Blake, I'm right next door in Lantana and we'll be moving to Boynton as soon as our house is ready.