A landlord may also send a RORL to a tenant that is in non-monetary default of the lease if the landlord does not intend to take immediate action to enforce the lease, but wishes to reserve the right to take such action in the future.

I know some of the "experts" on here will try too blow holes in my plan.

Would love to hear more about the process you take and if this forum could lead to mutual growth.The problem I find with the $50K deals is they are crap holes in bad neighborhoods.

It's got some missing pieces of siding too, so there's a couple holes!

It's a 1000sqft home 3 bedrooms. 1 full bathroom and a private half bath connected to the master bedroomIf I was to rent the hole house out i could get $1200pm on the low end.

BB holes in a window, dudes blasting by on ATVs in the street, hard stares driving by. 

There were two small/med nail holes in the side of the cabinet panel that overhangs the side of the refrigerator where we put up a picture.

To no surprise whatsoever nothing on their end of the bargain was upheld, this time the added property damage due to A's beating B down and putting a holes in the quest room, which they both have said they were not going to fix, B has threaten to burn my house down, A trying to get physical with me but failed, a neighbor calling police one day when I was at work due to the horrific sounds B makes when A has had enough for B excessive onset of verbal insult after insult and mental abuse towards A.

Best thing you can do is go around the house (or have someone else do it) and fill in the holes with calk or wooden dowels.

I’m not sure if it’s time to be an a**hole and put my foot down and give her a 10 day notice next time she violates her lease.