We have the paper work for the work done on the mold also (that he caused - I have a feeling it was done on purpose by NOT using the de-humidification system) He is being evicted for multiple lease violations (Not paying water bill (over $1000) or the sewer bill (over $400) and making changes without written consent and finally not paying 50% rent - he told us over the phone he would not pay until we agreed to extend his lease) My question is: Will judges see through this frivolous lawsuit?

Suffice it to say, this short two minute video will not include the same level of detail as a two day, 16 hour class.The full diagram from the class would fill a legal size sheet of paper in landscape format, and then some.

You will need to contact the local county housing authority and notify them that you bought the property and you will be required to submit the change in ownership paper work.

- You have no paper trail.  

It has put us in a better opportunity for success but on paper it's ugly.  

Either way, when the leases come due, renew them on your own paper, reset the whole expectations.

The tenant would be wise to create a paper trail to protect his interests, so documenting his efforts is paramount.

All units nearly identical in layout.

I could just imagine the scenario where the young couple with a better W2 doesn't get chosen over granny with a social security payment and make the argument that (on paper) they are a better qualified tenant. 

Hi Jennifer, Smart idea switching from paper applications to online applications!