In reality you are unlikely to get money from them unless you go to court but be firm in your position on what they owe and you may get something. 

@Omar MercedYeah, Jean and I picked them up last July and its been a huge time sink for us and we've had a host of annoying issues. 

My management firm is often hired to help out-of-state investors, so we look at our job as to over-inform them, but they make all the final decisions.  

Anyway to keep this post shorter I met with him and he gave me some great information and at the time I was actually transferring to central Wisconsin and he had a friend from the area, Derek Dombeck, so from there I got his contact info and when I transferred the following semester I got ahold of Derek and during that first phone call of talking with him he offered if I wanted to attend a REIA that he was hosting 2 hours away.

They may be better in the future but with summer, if things are off, give notice so new tenants can be in by September.Month to month is the beauty, you have control and start fresh with giving current tenant your terms and be firm from the start.

Don't be an *** about it just be fair and firm.

With that being said, I need the capability to buy and sell my own properties and would like to hang my license under an established Los Angeles brokerage firm.

If you are looking for someone, I am a CPA and work for a local firm in Cincinnati.

I know sherwin williams and a few tile companies offer this if you're with a firm or company engaged in construction.Best wishes!

We just put a beautiful house in Garden Grove on the market on Friday and today received an offer from a local buying agent with a well known firm that he would like to hold open houses for us Friday, Saturday and Sunday this weekend in order to get a buyer and earn the 2.5% commission we're offering and that on top of that he will throw us an extra $500 for allowing him to do this.