I am serving in the Armed Forces and currently in the Georgia/Alabama part of the country.

Therefore, if you serve them a 3 day notice now, and they don't pay rent in three days, you can take them to court and have them evicted.

If the tenant doesn't file an answer in court or show up then judges can only grant eviction and not a judgment unless the tenant was personally served and signed for the notice from the police officer and not just mail or tack to the door.

If my memory serves me correctly this type of system costs close to $20 per square foot.

You would be better served learning about rehab construction, and using some of the accurate computer programs out there.

I know a little after serving as a mortgage broker for 20+ years, but I have never actually invested.

The building has 1 furnace serving both units, although there there are two gas meters.

I've seen floor plans that require a person to walk through a hallway that is open to the family room and kitchen to get from their bedroom to the bathroom, and the bathroom serves as the powder room for the rest of the family.

In the event that it becomes necessary for Owner to serve an eviction notice upon Tenant for non-payment of rent or for the breach of any provision or covenant contained in this Lease, Tenant shall remain responsible for the rent for the balance of the lease period, less and monies collected by Owner through the re-renting of the premises to any other party and shall be responsible for all costs incurred by Owner in re-renting the premises occasioned by such non-payment or breach of Lease by Tenant.

When I inquired why, I was informed by the Nominating Committee:(1) Because I had previously served on the Board, the Nominating Committee "felt that others owners in the village should have the opportunity to serve.someone else should have the opportunity to serve."