New York tends to be pro tenant and its important to know evictions can take a good amount of time.  

Thinking back I can hardly believe all the crap I had to overcome to get where I am now.This is nuts!!

This is all shared housing though so we tend to have a more personal relationship with our renters.  

Yes, you get the lawns mowed and access to pools, but you also always seem to get people on the HOA board who get a little power and go nuts. 

The higher Multi Units tend to go commercial.

High-net-worth individuals tend to part with their money slowly, and only with people they trust.

The amount tends to change per market at the county-level.

In other words, you can not pay yourself income from profits generated from your IRA's rental property and you can not pay yourself a property management fee from the IRA.UBTI/UDFI: This third category is most confusing and you should consult with a very (and I mean very) experienced accountant or tax attorney familiar with SDI's and the taxations involved.In a nut shell, this tax was formed to level the playing field between IRA owners and the general business public.

While I tend to side with what others have said about cutting your losses, I think there maybe another perspective to consider.As I see it you're about $900 down ($1,200 advanced on the water bill minus $300 paid) plus the unpaid SD.

Sanding is a must, kitchen cabinets tend to get a thin coating of film on them from cooking.