My tenants are having problems with their newborn and have to move in with family to afford the medical care.

I almost fell on the floor and told the loan agent that I paid no where close to that but she didn't seem to care.

I am a full time PM and would agre with the other post that you meed to read your agreement carefully - but regardless they should treat you like a valbuale clein and communicate thinhgs early and offen - we work very hard at communications and it is a never ending battle - I would call and see if you can work out or terminate Mike

You should be careful going into a rental without legal notice to the tenant--even with abandonment-real or suspected-you have to post notice (in our state )--and its not really an emergency-fire, flood, etc. so you could go in w/o notice( usually)--send a certified letter-include the lease renewal- and see if you get a response.

Tell him you have a friend that specializes in loan modifications and forebarences & that if you gave him their loan # he would talk to the loss midigation department for them.Then just call yourself with loan # & all your friends problems go away.Be careful though your friend & I've seen things like this before might feel alienated.

If you take the money out of the equation, you just might get politicians who care about what they're delivering verses how much money they are receiving (for them and their friends).Now, do you think my bill would pass?

You mention you have found some companies, care to share?

(and no offense to anyone, specifically the OG poster)Yes or No, who cares (in my opinion).

The management co takes (is supposed to take) care of that.

I was given the run around and then promptly after I spoke a 'city manager' came up to me told me he would help 'take care of my points'.