No claims have happened and they simply stated that the project was taking to long to complete.

If you're going through a situation where you've had to chase down tenants to collect rent (especially if they've been repeatedly late or unresponsive to your attempts at contacting them), then it is time to evict.

This may be simply adding a wraparound porch or deck, creating outdoor seating areas for relaxing and entertaining, or get on the designer shed bandwagon.

To do your annual rent increase you simply send out a notice of the new rent and when it begins.

I always attend my buyer's inspection, some buyer's agents prefer not to but this always baffles me, beacause 1, you are making sure the inspector is actually conducting the inspection accordingly, I have a realtor friend that had an inspector go to the house that she was representing the buyer and the buyer nor the agent were able to attend, the inspector had lied that he went into a crawl space, but alas, the home had cameras and they saw he did not make any attempt, but he had written on the report that he went into the crawl space, now, I am not saying that it always happens but it does sometime, so you have to be careful with that.

Its simply a mechanism for allocating property distributions and tax attributes in a manner other than a simple pro rata approach.

Simply call your card company(s) and request an increase. 

You should have started the process to collect as soon as rent was not received on time.Most landlord selling simply walk away from the loss.

It just seems like it's so dangerous to even attempt a friendly conversation about someone else's financial situation because of the potential for stepping into a hot mess legally.

It's called "Subject To" but that simply means taking over somebodies loan.