Moral of the story, I just see lots of issues they would have to clean up before considering any real investment talks.

This is an appropriate thread to provide a link to one of the best guides on how to clean up a credit score that I've ever seen (and I've read ALL the books on the subject).

Yes, we're pulling out the assignments that we need to fix the chain of AoMs and clean up the collateral.

Would you offer to pay the tenant to clean up for pics?

I used to be a loan officer and I would help people clean up their credit.

Good guy:  If I thought her deposit might cover the damages, I'd tell her that you love dogs but some people are allergic and so she must go and If she'll "clean up really good" and can be out in 7 days (or whatever time you choose) you'll give her X dollars. 

Park makes $57K a year and the owner says $15K of expenses a year to maintain the park (he pays water/sewage, property tax and clean up) .

Now I have been evicted and was allowed a very short time to try to clean up the whole mess and move.

Painting, A/C finish, Electrical (finish), Plumbing( finish), Clean up, Landscaping, Appliances.That should cover everything.  

Renovation was a complete overhaul, new kitchens, new baths, new electrical, new plumbing, new floor, new doors, new paint, new fences, back yard clean up and more.October 2015 – Refinanced and pulled out cash (which allowed me to buy another property in 2016).August 2016 – Decided to put the property on the market for $1,500,000.Yes that last bullet point was correct; I am going to be selling the tri-plex in the next couple of weeks.