She had to coordinate with a lot of Landlords, Tenants, insurance companies, and contractors.

Establishing trust and open communication with a warning can sometimes spark a change within your tenant.If the problem continues despite your efforts to resolve it with a warning, it may be necessary to take legal action to avoid losing out on further rental income.

@Alvaro RodriguezIf it’s on your property it’s up to you to handle it, I would call a tree company to come take care of it

Please seek legal advice.

It was a big headache, but there are companies that will do it. 

You could reach out to an eviction company like Landlord Solutions, Inc to assist with this process if it comes to that.- Consider a Cash-for-Keys Agreement: To avoid the lengthy eviction process, you might offer the female tenant an incentive to leave, known as a “cash-for-keys” agreement.

Many companies charge a % of total rent, but for homes with a low overall rent they either won't manage it at all, or they move it to a flat $ amount, which is typically rather large as a percentage of rental income. 

I'm going to be renting out my master bedroom to a roommate and want to be sure I'm legally compliant throughout the venture.

I need ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY who invests, rehabs, and property manages in Birmingham to recommend contractors, agents, management companies, real estate attornies, etc that I could use.

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