She said they could be paid cash or it could be paid for things that are not expected to be paid for (food, housing, clothing,etc).

Most of them have all 3 meals at the house unless they make takeable food for riding on the boat.

I have to agree with the last response and add that if you do nothing your problem with more then like get worst , use what you have learned and put ip a fight, and watch how they back off,, And have the tenate not leave food around open in the house if at all possible.

I'm sure you have plenty of food for thought though!

If a tenant makes that much, the tenant can probably afford the basics of life (food, utilities, etc.) and still pay the rent.

I wouldn't spend that much money pursuing something that's not much of a problem and especially something that you're going to have to manage.Just food for thought.....

Crap food makes you feel like crap and steals motivation and energy.I do have a question on how you're paying for the building itself.

(Any artisinal moyonaise, mustard or organic food shops opening yet :-) ??)

Great food, Suzy's Kitchen is bomb diggity, Saibieeds, a couple fantastic mexican joints and more.

If the problem got so bad, you should definitely file a grievance with the State of Ohio Commerce Department, as all management companies need to have a licensed broker on record, otherwise this is not a legitimate management company, Food for thought: If you are going to own LESS than 3 properties and just want rental income for some diversification , the using a "turn key" provider and outsourcing your rental income management MAY be for you.