Hey @Bryan Rodriguez I'm definitely not the pro on this, but from what I've read and heard, it's usually not a major issue YET but there is a lot of speculation that once interest rates rise - the banks might start caring more and force people to refinance into higher rates.

Seizing is usually done by force by the IRS or police.I assume this is raw land.

Interesting I have been watching some that have built 'air tight' mass walls like ICF (I dont like) to the new DOE 2012 IECC code coming to all states, that in the NE cold bitter climate zone are off the grid on solar or geo, using new electric HVAC ductless single zoned called 'minisplits' some though wish they had installed another zone or two or 'air handlers'....nice about these besides being 97% efficient is each room can be set at a different temp unlike forced air that is becoming obsolete due to low efficiency and leaky ducts in unconditioned space robing u-bills.

Sounds like the property may be too small to have a washer/dryer hookup..I wouldn't force it although it's would be nice for the potential tenant..unless you can use the smaller bedroom as a utility room with the washer/dryer hookup and market it as such.What would be the difference in rents for a 2 bedroom vs 3 bedroom?

China has a long history." is often the reason given for a Chinese norm, including open doors and windows.Some people don't like stagnant air and if the heating system is not forced air with movement and filters, they will make their own air movement by opening doors and windows.

There are at least two colleges there and an Air Force base so it seems there would be a demand for rentals.

I spent the summer guiding fly fishing out of a remote camp in Alaska, which forced me to become a landlord (had to rent my house out) and the light finally went on.

The police will come yank them out of there by force and that'll a be the end of it, most likely they will move out before the court date or before the police arrive.Ps don't go to court and admit to anything, like the mice or whatever.

As we are now dealing more and more with international investors, the Spanish law forces us to get these foreign investors a NIE (tax identification number) in which we as a company need to pay for.

If the dead bolt had “no exterior access” it means it’s one of those 2 piece deals that’s just screwed into the door and door trim/frame.....shouldn’t be significant damage forcing it open.