At some point, the tenant will need to access (if safe enough to do so) and remove whatever they are able to salvage, then you will need to clear out the rest of the rubbish and fire debris in order to fully assess needed repairs.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

Aloha,All you need to do, assuming you want to, is draft a "substitution addendum" to remove the party that is leaving, and add the new party.

Renovated the property in five months and began to work, and they’re running in jammin a hair salon, and pay the building off within less than three yearsLessons learned?

Removed all the wallpaper, painted the entire house, redid all of the floors, cleaned up the DIY attic conversion, installed ceiling fans in all rooms, slightly reconfigured the kitchen What was the outcome?

If he doesn't remove the lien then you will contest it.

Also I would not accept ANY payment from him, focus needs to be on removal.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

If one lease, how do you remove someone who is in breach?

Hi All, Currently looking at a mobile which would be my first ever mobile home purchase, so im new to the scene.Property Information: 3/21404 sqftBuilt in 2007RenovationsNeeds New Front and Back StairsNeeds pet odor removal Needs new flooring I was going to rip out all carpet and install LVP, if we move forwardNeeds some minor Drywall and Paint While at the home all MEP was on and functioning Looks like the seller has a cititation posting due to them not taking care of the lawn.