Heard that they have the legality to do it due to loss of cause, but the banks don’t usually do it if the borrower has a good record in paying their debt with good credit history.  

Currently working an non-related real estate job which I am sad to say has not only hindered the  real estate career but causes other conflicts. 

-Ran an airbnb in our basement from Dec. '21 to June '22-In July '22 a drunk driver in an F350 crashed into our home, causing massive damage (~$150k worth)-All home repairs and renovations were covered by homeowner's insurance, and we were compensated for lost Airbnb revenue also-We didn't move back into the home, electing to move into an apartment in October and listing our entire home as an Airbnb now that it is fully repaired and measures have been taken to ensure an accident like this doesn't happen againWhat I'm trying to figure out is, with all this money coming and going through USAA, my homeowner's insurance, what implications does this have on my own tax filings, as well as my Airbnb tax filings?

Angry relatives who want a piece of inheritance can become weird and it can cause a lot of trouble for the family.

The clogged toilet and sink were tenant caused.

I would like to alleviate this for my tenants without causing more work for my PM, does anyone have a similar situation, what do you do? 

Probably a lost cause receiving any credit unless the property manager values your business and relationship OR whatever is stated in the mgmt agreement. 

In our leases it states 3 or more written infraction notifications (about breaking lease/house rules) shall be sufficient cause to start eviction proceedings. 

I suppose people felt the incoming funds belonged to the hallowed "smart money set" because you have to be pretty well-off to invest in BREIT.Now, the "smart money" is charging for the exits like a bull in a China shop, breaking BREIT's redemption limits and causing what looks like a run on the bank.

Even if it did warrant replacement, the Landlord must prove the damage was caused by you and not a previous occupant;3.