If you want them out then you need to be more aggressive than just sit and listen to a neighbor and call one attorneyI’m the manager, haven’t done inspection yet, the neighbor has cameras. being agressive with a delicate situation  doesn’t resolve the issue.

Property managers have a tough job in delicately managing their relationship with both the tenant and landlord.

I also included some paper plates, cups, bread, milk & eggs in the fridge and a colouring book  and crayons for the girl.Cost to me just under $100.... 

At this point, the mother's description of her daughter having "mental issues" has to be taken very seriously, especially since I learned today from my 2nd-floor tenant that, one on occasion, an ambulance visited my rental property, picked up the daughter, and returned her either later that day or the following day.I understand that this is a very delicate situation.

Great team including my Real Estate Broker (Jaime Ng), Legal (Maggie Hu), a good 1031 company is critical.

For instance, a marble countertop may look great, but it seems like marble is a somewhat delicate material a renter may easily damage without meaning to.

It's a delicate balance.

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Cashflow and appreciation are a delicate balancing act. 

Quote from @Winston Hu: Hi everyone!