Hi Daniel-I used a fine gentleman named Jan Pierce down in Bayview for some legal work. 

I don't think she even bothered to draw up legal documents with these tenants, but we are working on getting that confirmed with her agent.

I recently partnered with my father and formed an LLC to keep things straight from a Legal standpoint.

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I would consult a local attorney about this to be sure you are complying with state laws.I am not a lawyer and do not offer legal advice.Just my personal opinion but,if the tenants property was damaged or destroyed through no fault of there own,it would be the landlord’s financial responsibility to make the tenant whole and their insurance should pay for the damages to the home and the tenants belongings.Again,check your local laws with an attorney.

All of these things are legal and constitute good advice frequently given here at BP.

Get involved with the people who run things AND visit the office for 'Permitting' These guy and gals may have much to share about who's who' and they know the good ones.When you contact these leads you need to say, "It's great to meet you .... the people at Town Hall speak highly of you!"

In addition when you placed your property in an llc and have to go court for a tenant related matter or building code violations then you are require to have legal representation. 

@Jo ZhouI would check to see if your insurance company even permits pitbull to be on your property. 

It was always pictures of damages with emails asking for funds for repair.USREEB has send me 13 emails over these few months wanting me to sign a contract stating that I will not report them to Better Business Bureau and give up my right to legal litigation.The negligence of USREEB have costs me over $17,500.