I've done a search on BP and have read a number of threads strongly recommending replacement of knob and tube so I am familiar with the safety concerns.

I was able to get enough of a sense of the condition to run some rehab numbers, adding in safety nets.

That way youre not dealing with airbnb taking a cut.

The bars are around 8' in height measuring from the ground to the lower edge of the wood beamsI'm thinking about building a pergola for cheap (<$1k if possible) like below but would like some opinions on what to do with the concrete ground?

Yes-in state, out of state, for each one they want their cut.

As well, they’re not putting any financial responsibility on me to move the tenants (since I’m not the owner who let the safety issues go unaddressed).

I’m in Texas so I also have high property tax rates that cut into profits.

So, my question is do we have the legal right to cut the locks off of that unit and remove the customers belongings or are there some sort of squatter laws that we are not aware of?

Of course because this is California, you would have to give them the option to either wave last months rents, or cut a check equivalent to last months tent.Lmk what your status is and what you ended up doing :).Btw the lawyer I spoke to is based in SD as well.

I wanted her to come in with her lowest, instead of cutting just under his.