Have you spoken to her about her belongings including the house?

Some of us may not need an excuse to drink beer on a Tuesday, but if you do - now you've got one!

Michael,Do you belong to NARPM, we talk about this process amongst ourselves, at conferences and online on numerous Facebook PM groups.

I had several good tenants move in, but they stayed for maybe a month or two before realizing they don't belong here. 

I would love to connect with other investors and people in the business in Huntsville.We are always down to grab a drink or a bite in the area, or just connect on hear.

The listen, 0 ego, and all they want is to belong somewhere.

Not every seller will agree to that, and if they have a bunch of personal belongings in the house, we may not want a lockbox situation.

The eviction process may be longer than you expect, and the house may need maintenance after they vacate. 

Hi Stephanie,Pink front door, green ceiling, purple walls.And who knows what quality of workmanship or sloppiness she has.And if she falls off of a ladder are you carrying workman's comp.If the paint is ready for a repaint, it's intelligent to hire a professional painter with professional drop cloths and insurance.The downside is where will the renter live during this (stinky odorous) commotion, and all of the renters belongings are exposed to theft by the painters.Good Luck!

They owe money to you for  back rent, court costs, up to the date of when you get possession of apartment per the court, and maybe storage costs if they left personal belongings.. list it all in the security deposit statement.You'll need to file a separate court action in small claims court but I'd try you might get lucky, worst that will happen is they don't show, it cost you probably 50 bucks to file.