They had to cut approximately 25 feet of concrete to tie the new lines into the existing sewer and it was less than $5,000.

The walls are plaster in some rooms which means that they could possibly crumble and crack once you cut into them which could require more extensive repair and patchwork.

The walls are plaster in some rooms which means that they could possibly crumble and crack once you cut into them which could require more extensive repair and patchwork.

Whenever we tell them, they straight up deny even though there’s a cloud of smoke arising from their unit every time we enter the building.

Once all is said and done you cut their lockbox and get into the property.

That way youre not dealing with airbnb taking a cut.

Yes-in state, out of state, for each one they want their cut.

I’m in Texas so I also have high property tax rates that cut into profits.

So, my question is do we have the legal right to cut the locks off of that unit and remove the customers belongings or are there some sort of squatter laws that we are not aware of?

Throw another property in the mix and now my HELOC balance might be $70k, with two different properties both paying varying monthly amounts towards their respective balances, that ultimately lump into one larger P&I monthly payment.I tried to get the bank that my 1st mortgage is through to allow me to have multiple lines of credit against it so I could have a HELOC for each property and keep it straight that way, but it was against their policy to do so.