I guess all of what she is doing.I truly apologize that my question(s) are a lot,and long, I hope I  conveyed them in a way that is understandable.I was just wondering if anyone else has been in this type of situation, and any advice how to handle it.We’ve been lucky with our other rentals that we’ve never had to deal with something like this, so I’m at a total loss.I will say though, it’s been a very good/tough lesson for us moving forward as to loosing site of the investment in the first place.Thank you in advance for all that may have been in a similar situation and can offer any  advice.Lisa

Just pay to fix the damage and apologize.

I apologies for the delay in my response!

The police came by, and didn't find anything of major concern, apologized to the tenant and left.

@Daniel HaberkostHey Daniel, thank you for the reply I apologize I failed to mention what the deal was.

Just saw the post, I would of called you back sooner to apologize =[. 

@Steve W.My apologies, that's after I move out; including mortgage, taxes, insurance, management, and w/s/g it would cash flow about $700.

The Property is stabilized/tenants are on formal leases and we are looking for LTVs at 80% or higher.Additionally, if there is a forum on BP that I can post to get connected to private lenders, do let me know (and apologies if this is the wrong forum to be doing so).Thanks,

About the last remark I was not trying to sell anything so if I came across that way, I apologize.

Dewinterizing the house can cause problems -- especially if you don't go through with the purchase.But, with electricity and gas, just turn them on in your name, and be prepared to apologize if the bank/agent makes an issue of it.