She's hard on the house, stickers on walls, scratches on the paint, etc.

I guess the only question that I have is whether or not loitering by non-residents in a small rental situation is something that anyone has encountered and resolved.

The post office will then put a sticker on it with their new address, and return the envelope to you.http://pe.usps.com/qsg_archive/pdf/qsg_archive_201...What my daughter did over her PMC disaster, is threaten to sue them and that worked for her.  

just wondering if someone can point me in the right direction or perhaps encountered this.Just found one of my tenants has a cat (at least one) in violation of her lease.  

However, since the funds are direct deposited I'm  not sure what to do.I'm guessing I'm not the first to encounter this problem -- Appreciate any words of wisdom.Best,Lou

Hello BP,I had a strange encounter with a prospective tenant yesterday.

Some will transfer it faster.In my little agreement, I wrote that if there are any fees encountered, the tenant agrees to pay them.  

This may be the strangest thing I have ever encountered in my time as a landlord.

In addition, I don't like HOAs telling me as an owner I can't seller finance or lease to own my rental or cap the number or rentals vs Owner Occupied, I'll take SFRs or multis w out HOAs any dayI haven't encountered an HOA that could prevent seller carry backs or private lending on the re-sale.  

I put my address on stickers or pre-printed on the envelopes and gave them 6 or 12 at the move-in.