Common misunderstanding I think as I hear that all the time.

Is it common for a commercial lease to require tenant to pay proportionate share of the property owner's Taxes and Insurance?

This are pretty common on for sale signs just never worked with one of these companies before and looking for suggestions.

That means late at night when their toilet clogs or they notice bugs, they can find you. 

I'll like to think this is not a unique situation but rather more of a common one investors encounter when buying properties. 

In my area, I'm noticing some interesting things.

If you have played Robert Kyiosaki's CASHFLOW board game you may have noticed that paying off your expenses wont get you out of the rat race.Invest, and let your investment pay off your student loan.

I noticed a few properties in the market place that look like decent deals.

I've contacted the management company and explained the situation, stating that we are seeking a licensed plumber and if it's ok to start the job because, most likely, it's a common area issue.

I would post written notice on his door that if he's not out within three days, I'm filing for eviction and coming after him for every penny owed.