The two most common attractions are tenants not cleaning up dog feces and not putting their garbage in cans with lids.If this is the case, your PMC should properly document, issue tenants a written warning and then it's the tenant's problem.Of course, the tenants may still call the city to report this and the city will threaten tickets, so then you may want to evict the tenants if they won't accept responsibility.

Dogs, neighbors, rotten floors, etc. can all pose a threat to yourself and your clients.Again, please talk with an attorney and your agent and figure out a tactful way to handle the situation that protects yourself and others.Selling Property: Disclosing Sex Offenders Who Live Nearby (hutchenslawfirm.com)

Are your friends, your spouse, or your dog tired of hearing you talk about real estate?

Personally, I started out in single-family homes as a bird dog looking for deals for other investors.

Need some advise, Supposedly one of my tenants dog bit a delivery driver at their front door.

So while I was taking my dogs for a ride thru Lubbock last night, I came across what seemed to be a vacant house.

She might have a million followers today but the picture of a dog licking a ice cream cone could offend someone, now she down to a half a million followers and income is cut in half in the course of a day. today but post a picture of a

I work during the day, and haven't gotten requests so urgent that I had to leave my day job during the day to fix anything, Ive never gotten a call in the middle of the night either. 

My wife and I have discussed some of the options to move forward with our REI journey, however we have a baby at home and 2 dogs and might not make ideal neighbors in a typical duplex triplex, although it may also be a temporary living situation until we move on to the next investments.Really looking for stories or even references to podcast/webinars where this is discussed.

Our attorney & his 90lb bull-dog para-legal was the least expensive cost for that project.