If a tenant paid their entire balance and I was going to not evict them, I would go ahead and collect their rent and not pursue the court case.But once you file your lawsuit (again, in Florida) you are no longer able to collect rent directly if you are going to proceed with your case.  

Among other things, it keeps you focused on "the prize", and away from detours chasing "shiny objects of distraction".Go ahead an bounce your plan off me if you like.

In business, you got to quit while your ahead.

If it's a big house, maybe start a phone call between the two people before the water is turned on, so the second person can ask the first person to turn the water off over the phone.If turning off all the faucets fixed it, then you can probably go ahead with your inspection. 

Hello Forum-We have a MI park under a contract with high occupancy, strong financials & a strong metro/town, however, we’re finding a number of banks are not moving ahead with underwriting approval due to the fact that we are out of town investors or they don’t invest in MHPs.If anyone knows of MI banks (ideally Western MI area) that invest in MHPs under $1M, please advise.Thanks

I see there are quite a few investors on this forum from Duluth, MN.I'm looking to see who the best property managers are locally ahead of my visit there later this year.

I got some advice from a fellow BP’er to get approved by a lender ahead of time.

Then just go ahead and jump into some deals.

I have been doing some serious soul searching and life planning and I discovered that becoming a real estate investor would be a likely path toward genuine freedom (not only financially but spiritually because I want to be happy in what I do) and I have finally been able to get my wife on board, though she is admittedly nervous.

I'm looking to rehab houses in LA soon so this is good knowledge to keep me ahead of the curve.