I am waiting for those 60 days to complete as soon as possibleAttached is the letter I received from county today as this tenant keeping junk cars and trash all around the property even after informing him multiple times.

It is right on the muni bus line, and there is no need for a car when you can easily walk a block or two to so many amenities.For some people, co-housing is a lifestyle choice.

However other agents that simply were doing resi got stuck many times with this trick of the Eastern block investors.

The land is blocks away from Rockhurst University, UMKC, and the Plaza.

The driveway is wide enough for 1 car, but long enough to fit 2 cars on it by blocking one in.

At a bare minimum, I would consider filing a complaint with the state licensing board, but only if you have written evidence (email, text, letter, etc.) showing that you instructed them to install security and they failed to follow your instructions.

So, you should be looking to understand the labor and material costs.Material is usually easier:Anyone you hire will need: drywall patching materials, sanding blocks & paper, primer, paint and the corresponding paint rollers and brushes.Labor may depend on level of skill:How long will it take to prep, patch, sand, prime and paint?

Get out there around 5pm-6pm and walk around the block, talk to residents if you can and see what they have to say?   

To address parking, one tenant blocking in another in the drive and the late night calls it produces has led me to this policy.   

Someone questions my integrity on Bigger Pockets and I get legals to "pepper" them with letters?