However, I went through a divorce a year and a half ago and I had no choice but to file chapter 7 bankruptcy.

I would try the following:Be nice: talk to tenant and explain he had NO lease and therefore is either a squatter or trespassing.

According to her she loved living there and she had no complaints whatsoever.

., and was going to work with him on staying until they had to leave, as long as he ceased smoking in the unit.he has refused to respond, and apparently is smoking more, not less, in the unit. the amount of smoke residue, odor, costs to remove the stench, wont be cheap.since he was never on the lease, and the tenant had no legal right to allow someone to come stay, as the NEW Owner, can she file trespass and vandalism charges against the man not on the lease/or arrested for refusing to cooperate ?

I had no clue I'd spent that much right because what happens is is that you start out thinking oh that's a hundred thousand or that's a thousand and then the time goes by pretty soon you got this big bill you're not focused on it right so the key thing is you got to watch your burn rate whenever you do a property you got to sit down and go up and add up all the carry costs that are going to run you monthly not the things that you buy once but the things that burn on a consistent consistent basis right you're flushing those dollars down the toilet every day your project doesn't get done right.

We had no intention of buying a home in the near future, so we only have about $2,000 for a down payment.

And then Doug came along, and due to the structure of the inherited lease and the moratoriums, I had no real say allowing him in.

@Suzette Rovelsky, we found out about the broken curb stop because the house had no water (the water meter was completely removed).

We still haven’t found a tenant, maybe due to the fact that we haven’t vacated our current home and had no showings.

Most likely there is nothing there as the concrete contractor had no idea a load-bearing wall was being installed which means it isn't on the foundation plan either.