When she pays everything in full, then you open the storage unit and give her X hours to remove her belongings.I once moved a lady out of a 4bed/3bath home that was full of stuff.

Found a lady looking to sell her rental that is slab on grade.

The problem with trying to bill them separately each month is that what if you have one little old lady in one unit, and a family of 6 in another?  

That may change, fingers crossed.I have seen a few ADU’s out there that look like they have great potential, but it all boils down to the above point, which is they are putting “cash and conventional only” in the broker’s remarks.  

If they are in la,la land and wanting someone to pay a crazy price then time and life circumstances has to nudge them along to reality to where they will either sell or will lose the property to foreclosure or something else.One time a developer told me of a lady with his offer she said to (go to h%ll!).

I think it was on the news last week where a lady order something from a company, and they were late shipping it and she post negative remarks on the Internet about the business, and they bill the amount in the agreement, and she refuses to pay, and they wreck her credit, and now she is crying because she did not follow the terms of services.

In September and I will add the terms for late fee.I gave 3 optionspay in 3 days Pay on 18 but must pay next month rent June 1st30 days to vacate the prop.Tenant took option 2 but I’m keeping my fingers crossed 🤞 Originally posted by @Carlos Zapata:Originally posted by @Sai T.

There are still some asset management companies with their fingers on the pulse of foreclosures that become REO.

I bought the home with the upstairs tenant who is a phenomenal older lady who never missed a payment and I actually upped her rent to come close to the areas average.

Keep my fingers crossed