The savvy investor of 2019 will be maneuvering daily through waters that are by no means treacherous but will require a close-up look and heavy scrutiny of any risk they take.

By jumping the gun you run the risk of angry tenants that may cause you more damage and issues with your property plus legal fees in the name of them being a few days late.

I truly believe the buyer and agent are deliberately causing damage to my house to force repairs before escrow closes. 

Assuming he goes when agreed with no damage you withdraw the eviction.

I fully agree that agents should be able to point out those things such as termite damage, etc.

Stay away from anything near or west of cassat or right on I-10.If you find a property on the water side of Roosevelt except to get higher rents.

It sucks, but it works.Also go down to your local courthouse and find a way to obtain lists such as a water shutoff list, a tax delinquent list, etc.

Who has experience switching from one master meter serving a park to converting to individual meters and in the meantime, discovering leaks from a huge web of water lines, any suggestions?

So far the damage includes the air conditioner, brand new refrigerator, brand new stove, brand new microwave and several ceiling fans.

Hi,Does anyone know if there is a way to put a lien on tax return of a tenant of mine that has not paid rent and caused damage to my property and left before the lease was up?