I know non-payment is not the issue but You or your tenants can file paperwork with RCAP and they’ll pay up to 3-6 months of back due rent for tenants facing eviction.

If you dont move out by the end of the lease , I will be forced to file for an eviction , once I file thats on the court record and no other landlord will rent to you . " I dont want to do that , but I will if I have to " .  

The law also allows you to charge fees for the cost of mailing, filing the lien, etc.

I am well past the thirty days and she is threatening to file suit.

My plan had us both on Title, just tenants-in-kind(may be using wrong term here) so we aren't partners needing to file taxes together.

I just wish I would have filed for eviction sooner.

Tell her to file a complaint with the police and you need to let the HOA know that there is a problem.

The stock of distressed properties is evolving every minutes as property get sold and some owners get to file bankruptcy get divorced etc You just have to make sure you market to the right target. + with the wave of foreclosure & evictions coming in next year there will be plenty of opportunities for wholesalers and fix and flippers out there ;)

I would recommend getting the LLC in GA as MA doesn’t have partnerships filing requirements just because of resident partners.

(Sky notice filing fee would be pricy) I only plan to raise maybe $150k to $250k the first go around to get the syndication process down.