Let’s look at it. 1.The landscaping you agreed would be a twice a year expense.2.The stucco damage you are aware of how it happened and that it needed fixed.3.That leaves the electrical.

You can just collect the rent and deal with the pet problem once they leave.

I decided to leave it and have had 2 tenants in there since then.

I'm already working on marketing it and will be able to show it before she leaves.

I didn't have anything in the contract specifying this, but I told her "no," because they would probably never leave.

Is the bank going to agree to a short sale which leaves you enough margin to sell it to an investor?

I was thinking of having the bird dog leave a voicemail or send an email of the property before the bird dog has the seller gives me a call.

You dont see them because most investors like to use their own figures for them so we leave that up for them to assume into their calculations.

Some idiot left a (ball check) in place fully inflated on the 3" line.No wonder water form the tubs wasn't draining.Apparently there was work done to the kitchen 7 to 8 years ago before I bought it a few months ago.The plumber says the ball check is to check holding water and pressure test and then is supposed to be taken off and a regular line used or just remove the ball and cap the pipe.Instead he said many times dry wallers just goes over it before the plumber comes back and the plumber says screw it and leaves it.I just couldn't believe it but the plumber has found this before on other properties he has worked on.

If it gets shut off or the tenant leaves and shuts it off, it switches to may name.