That person will now get punished with an even lower credit score, because now they have a newer 'last activity date'.I think that's totally unfair and I feel it's completely justified to question that and try to do something about that.

Firstly, sorry for my naive question but I've never been in this position before.I am in the process of evicting a tenant.The current rent they owe is-November rent- $450 + $75 late feeDecember rent- $450 + $75 late feeThere is a court date this week, which I assume the tenants will appear at and try to make any blande excuse/lie they can about why they should continue to stay longer rent free.

Just saying....Also, congrats on the success(es) to date.

Everything you have mentioned is decades old, out dated (CFDs) and your deed exchange for example, read a recent thread Deed in lieu of foreclosure and pre-arranged deed agreements" the link given is by an attorney and reputable source.

The lender on one of the properties recently sent her notice that they re-opened the judgment and extended the law date.

You are looking at the out sale HUD date of when someone decided to resell their property after holding and renting it for five years.

That could be done significantly later than the dates of the deaths.

This is a structure that dates back to 1875 or so, and has been updated who knows how many times since.

All in all, it was a learning situation that only cost me $39 to date.

.$40k remodel costsestimated county assessment (structure): $100kestimated sale price $110kI have a feeling this is a stupid question, but I just can't find anyone in a similar situation.Q: I can't deduct improvements, even after the conversion date, like I would a regular rental?