@Jessie Santiago, Jr I would ask the tenant if something broke it.

@José Reyes I think that I'm more of a city girl:) because I'm OOS investor I need a place that there are a lot of properties, GC's, realtors etc...

Some days I work until dark, then often grab a burger at a drive through on the ride home, then I'm taking care of a kid and 3 dogs for the evening, I'm a single parent with some custody of a 14 year old girl.

The big risk is that you move in, but the refinance doesn't go through for whatever reason, and then HML Jack calls the note due b/c you broke your promise not to move in.

We have to replace the floor but it's not our tenants' fault, it was installed improperly by previous owner and no adjustments that we attempted worked becausehe didn'tleave enoughspace around the edges (it first bubbled from expansion and contraction abd then broke), so we are putting in waterproof and scratch-resistant higher end vinyl, to ensure it will be durable for tenants with pets and resistant to heels, spilled water, etc.

We told him if he broke the lease, he is still responsible to pay rent for the reminder of the lease term.

I have been hired to handle the eviction of a girl who dated her landlord.

I have seen some that we would indemnify them even if they knowingly broke the law…

We just broke ground a couple weeks ago on our first new development of apartments.

And my daughter's broker never verified his partner's listing either while she is just a young girl who are just a few years out of college.