You need to bring something to the table, something that will attract an investor usually a deal or a track record for producing good and stable returns.

To me, this evens the tables a bit. 

It seems that allowing evictions is the only way to even the tables, after all, most tenants are getting checks in the mail.

I have leveraged them in the past to stop services that may bring your tenants back to the table.5)In certain states, the landlord can turn utilities on / off .

He got upset when I told him he couldn't have his friends over in the house, so he set up a table outside where they're all sharing food and drinking together.

Hoping to gain some insight on the below questions revolving around foundations, negative slopes and french drains.1.

Assuming, you have the flexibility to define your project as an "addition", and still accomplish your goals- you would be exempt from school fees, developer fees, sprinklers are still off the table etc....   

Is this a low water table issue?

And on a somewhat related note, as property owners and borrowers, if we have the means to make our mortgage payments and put food on the table, it's encouraged you do so. 

Also, they then required 6 months of interest reserves to bring to the table, not just show them in the bank.