If the female tenant is feeling harassed, she will need to call the police, then you can collect the report from them.Even though the older gentleman may pay on time, if he is chasing off the other tenants then it could cost you money in the long term - not to mention be a headache with dealing with complaints all the time.Perhaps the best thing to do would be to let his lease end and not renew...

This lets them decide if they want to wait to find out - or allows them to move on immediately if they have to move on to another place quickly.We don't refund app fees for applicants who were not chosen, since we pay a fee to the background check company, and spend a fair amount of time speaking with past landlords, employers, and references.As for choosing the right applicants it's usually a combination of their credit, background, references, and the impression they've made during the process.

If you have a rare collectible, and you know what buyers are willing to pay, you can make money.

I am under the impression that PF and RP aren't hotspot markets right now.

If you look at what they collect yearly and divide by month and bed you can find out what they are charging.

Depending on you exact situation, your payment could go down.As far as I know there is no tax implication for taking money out of your house in a re-fi, it is your equity, you are just unlocking it with a mortgage & the bank is collecting the interest for providing that service.I don't think I would pay down the rental, if it is making money the great, leave that one alone.  

I have found there is value in the collected wisdom here on Bp.

The residual amount that you project for cash collection is borderline, or just above the profit margin and might even be headed in a negative direction.I sense that you are caught up with the family aspect of it and believe that you must satisfy their request. 

@Scott K.Coming from a 45 yr old guy thats probably alot older now, still working a 9 to 5 with 2 rental properties, "so you say"....Im not impressed nor interested in your Opinion.

You may use a Trust, but it does not in any way extend personal exemptions for extending credit.Recently there was a Florida case where a seller used a lease-option collection a non-refundable option fee.