We never mentioned about it and never was part of lease agreement.2) tenant never paid on time3) Every month i had some sort of repair cost4) Within 6 months replaced the Dishwasher and microwave5) tenant broke the lease without paying rent for 2 months and left the house in awful conditionI had to pay all the expenses out of my pocket.My husband, it was previous tenants who were bad we should give 1 more chance to property managers:Now renters are in the house:1) I already received an expense of 190, they have not even stayed in this house for 1 month.when you Property managers why all these repair charges, the start telling you all legal terms that the expense is less than $350, they can do it without asking us. they are telling they are not using cheap material from walmart. also mentioned I was living in a house half things were not working and they had to fix it. they are harassing us.they are total crooks, I can prove these $190 expenses I am paying should come out of tenant expense.I want to do legal case against them, please let me know how to proceed as I am tired of them.

He has actually loaned to my husband and I before.[ we had spent half a million on trying to help LJ which left us less than broke when we bought the business from Bobbys' dad.Mark has to talk to his aunt, but he said not to worry about it too much.

It is divided in half, with separate entrance doors and each tenant provides their own padlock.

About half the properties I called on I did not get to see because nobody called me back.

Half the time this solves the problem because it lets the tenant know that they don't call the shots- there are policies and procedures in place that they have to follow.

Topping the list was the fact that the house was listed as built in 1985, but in fact was most likely constructed in the 50's-60's and then sawed in half and moved to the site in 85 complements of DOT money as a result of a major highway being put through the original neighborhood.

However, they do contact your creditors to get balances/ interest cut in half.

You are now half way into the month with no rent and most importantly no contact.

Since I put 5% down on my primary, I have only paid it down for a year and a half, so taking the appraisal and appreciation out of equation, I have a loan that is 92.5% LTV.

This went on for over an hour and a half.