I won't feel good until I hit 100 and so far I have 25.

The courts would likely require the PMC to refund the tenant and then pursue you for reimbursement -> that would cost them time & money IF it made financial sense to hire an attorney to chase you.Kudos to @Adam Bartomeo for getting this right!

The general issue with accepting a partial payment is that unless there is something in writing to the contrary it can be seen as evidence that a payment plan was made between you and the tenant.

They may feel a sense of entitlement, and they may not even be good renters.Unless this is some unique situation like a ranch that requires special skills to maintain the property, I recommend you remove the caretaker, spruce the place up, and put it on the market at market rates.I also recommend you look for a professional property manager that can help you navigate this immediately.

It had never occurred to me that one could be self-sustaining through one's own resources, mainly because I had never made an effort to understand money management, retirement, or finances in general.An MMM blog post led me to BiggerPockets, a forum where the members, sophisticated investors, referred to their properties as "doors."

I've developed AI Chatbots for customer service, FAQ, and lead capture purposes, tailored specifically to the corresponding businesses. 

Attend your local REI meetups to build up a strong network and feel free to reach out and connect with everyone in the community.

This holds the tenant accountable too.For cleaning up the mess they made by not following the Section 8 rules... call the tenant's bluff.  

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I don’t feel I’m too old.