It would be nice to know you don't have to worry about being shut down with legal changes.

Hi Shiloh,Just a heads up - the city of Burbank keeps an eye on vacation rental sites like AirBnB and will pay you a visit to shut it down if they see you listing anything.

After many delays to shut a small loan out and I noted from the conversation that he had to go out of his normal lending comfort zone and cross state lines to obtain financing.

I had to go over 4x a week to shut doors left wide open, turn lights off, turn the a/c down, etc.The other 2 I did by owner without staging.

I started listening to the BiggerPockets podcast instead and now I can’t shut up about real estate.

When the Tenant utility is closed (for non-payment or for moving out), then the utility reverts back into your name rather than shutting the utility off in the winter.

For some people, they want to totally disappear off the grid and I can respect that, but it is just not for myself.We never set up any sort of system with our tenants with the exception that for our apartment buildings we give one tenant $100 to $150 per month to shut off the water for the entire building in case of an emergency.

We have shut off on the inside in the basement.

I have had that experience personally of my securities lawyer telling me I am fine .. then sitting in front of the state securities attorney and regulator telling me I am not fine and paying to watch the two argue LOL.. we thought we were right they thought we were wrong.. they would shut us down until we had our hearing at the administrative law court..

I highly doubt that the landlord went through proper channels to evict this guy as I know people who have had the sheriff enforce an eviction order.The agent also told me that the owner would have shut off the utilities, but they were in the tenant's name.