In your shoes, I would offer the bad egg the happy clause and give the existing roommates 30 days after she leaves to find a suitable roommate.

FYI usually this is done before the court session starts,, the clerk ask the parties present if anyone would like to consider MEDIATION, your case is then set aside while you meet with the mediator,, you go out to  meet with a mediator in separate room and come up with a payment agreement. if possible,,  you then go back into court, give your case file back to the clerk and your case is back in the line up to be heard,, if the payment agreement is suitable the judge issues the findings as such, the payment agreement states if any payments are missed the writ will be enforced. 

Have you seen that style near that area? 

Hi, I am have 4 single family properties which i rent out. One I own through an LLC but the rest I own personally. What i noticed with the LLC is that its quite a bit more expensive to maintain due to tax prep, higher...

Maybe let members in areas add videos to purchases and show their numbers on proposed rehab.I also agree with having a BP styled market report.

Help them to understand your management style and why you might respond to a request in the manner you do.Remember, whether a need is real or perceived, it is real to the tenant.

I would suggest attending many different groups in order to maximize your exposure to different styles, niches, and strategies of investing.  

Do you have any equity in a personal home you can pull out or a 401 K you can use.If not then flipping MHs is a option but you can not finance the sales or you will never increase your cash on hand, you will need to sell outright which is difficult unless you are in a high end MH market.Your best option is to modify your life style, pinch every penny and save for a future investment. 

It's annoying to have to keep adding units and paying more each time, so we have been trying to work with our insurance provider who shops insurance around for us with insurance companies to come up with a format to use as a blanket style policy that just covered any and all events over on any of our properties owned by any of our LLCs of the parent company.Any ideas of how we can structure some type of fire policy that covers all units we own without having to keep extending, adding, or paying more money?

Pros n Cons in investing in Sparks Vs Fernely4) Thoughts on Silver Springs and Dayton5) I see lot of new construction permits given by reno city for multifamily (apt style) construction within downtown/midtown areas.What boom are we seeing in this area from employment or any other perspective?