@Spencer Gray They provide mental health services out of this building and a pharmacy.

You will see a major slow down after a month or so and it’ll scare you.

Either way, you tell them they will have a serious credit issue on their credit report, eviction or judgement, if they don't pay what they owe you.If you do the above, all you did was write a letter and it is usually sufficient to scare them into compliance. 

Have a great day and much health and wealth to you and yours!

Must be some mental health issues at play in the condition she lives in.

I had planned to use the rental income to help cover health insurance costs until we reach Medicare age (5 years for wife, 10 years for me). 

I never invoked it because they leased together and it wasn't to my standard but it wasn' t a health hazard. 

The project definitely scares me, I have done 2 houses ( now rentals) so far.

This scares off a lot of people so be aware Just need to shop around for a great contractor and ask for referrals to not get screwed over Mold Try to figure out where it is coming from so when you get the property you can eliminate it Mold comes from accumulated moisture Be careful about mold in the basement, there may be a leak in the foundation Compartmentalized configuration By removing a wall to open up the kitchen it usually makes it more appealing Landscaping If the yard looks horrendous, there is a lot of opportunities there JUNK Lots of junk discourage a lot of buyers when it's pretty easy to clear outThree Problems I Avoid When Shopping for a Rental Property Neighborhood Don’t buy in class D areas.

Don't be scared to look at Multi family.