You should either fix it as quick as possible or notify the tenants that the home is uninhabitable and force them to move.Your second mistake is keeping crap tenants.

@George Kahari Hi George, I am an agent in Rhode Island as well.

Their instructions/directions on using the site are fairly convoluted;  however I am still able to pull up L/T closed cases in 5 boroughs and Long Island, even though the directions (#3) if i'm reading correctly, say they are not reporting L/T cases for those areas.  

Her specialty is downtown, MT Pleasant, John/James Islands and the beach areas.  

We are going to have to make the first current ($6k) and pay off the taxes ($5k).There are squatters in the house now, but because the house has a code violation and is deemed uninhabitable, we are hoping to be able to get them out quick with a call to the sheriff.Our first order of business is remedying the code violation.

I like some areas in and around Ronkonkoma and Huntington but have also found myself searching in Middle Island recently.

I am a born and breed Rhode Islander, currently working as a Marketing Manager with strong ambitions to be financially free before I am 35 (currently 26).

According to MLS data, the multi-family market in Providence and Rhode Island cratered as it did in most of the country between 2007 to 2010, going from a peak of around $280,000 per residence to $100,000.

A few negatives-The 2.4 acres is land locked, it is sandwiched between two different sub-divisions with existing homes.

Account Closed there are still lots of opportunities over on the island.