The seller talks about this area as "up-and-coming," but I haven't found evidence of that.

If you are attentive to your properties, then it will become evident when someone has moved in unofficially.

The reason you win so often is because Debtors don't know how to properly put up a fight, introduce evidence, or make counterclaims against their landlord.

If we discover credible evidence you have been keeping an animal, you will be notified of the default and informed of the steps you must take.

It reminds of something I recently read in 'The Go Giver'.Your true worth is determined by how much more you give in value than you take in payment.As many others have said, it's evident you've provided a tremendous amount of value, and it's awesome to see that paying dividends in your business.Thank you for taking the time to contribute to this community.

When you win (bring all evidence and the odds will be in your favor), if you're not paid by the tenant, file paperwork to get a lien. 

In my experience, they are mostly looking for evidence that all potential hazards have been mitigated and the best way to give them comfort in that is to provide good photos of what has been taken care of already.  

The idea is to remain calm, address the judge politely ("your honor"), not speak until you are spoken to, NOT argue with the defendant (if your tenants even bother to show up; many don't), have a copy of your lease with you that outlines the parts they have violated, have evidence that you have provided them with the proper notice to vacate and state your side of the case quickly and clearly.Judges who handle these type of cases have heard all of this MANY times before.  

My text message to him are getting delivered which show phone is working but every time i call him he send straight to Voice mail and his Voice Mail comes as full so cannot leave the messageNow what should i do , i have enough evidence to show that there is no one living there.

Since we live out of state, should we take a trip to visit our properties to take pictures for evidence?