Yes, this is a true-real life drama.Thank you for your input and suggestions.My business partner presented this to me but I could not offer any direction as her legal counsel is not assisting the family in a manner of resolving the conflict.

I am now 5 minutes late for my 1st Webinar and I cannot figure out for the life of me how to get in the Webinar!

I read several articles about it on BP, but I haven't come across any real-life horror stories.

A classic quote I read in a finance book was, "If you take the risk out of life, you take the opportunity out of life." 

I am at a turning-point in my life where i'm still living at home so my expenses are minimal, my credit score is at 800+, my salary is in the 105-110k range (still work at my day job), and I have an extremely low debt to income ratio.

A tenant will make your life hard if they don't want you in there, and they are in process of moving, so it doesn't look that great, anyway. 

As now a seasoned investor, it is always a great feeling to look back on that first "homerun" investment property, or noteable one that managed to add value to your life. 

Cash distributions from my experience have come quarterly which is a nice boost in those months.  

You have been a great inspiration for me to work on making changes to better my life through real estate investing.I don’t know if you read the forums or how I could reach you but I have a large multi family deal I have came across after running numbers on properties for a month or so.

When a tenant is not meeting expectations and begins a discussion with a excuse simply cut them off, state you are not there to discuss their personal life issues, and making it very clear to them what your expectations are.