The process was initiated in December, 2010 and really fell in our laps (friend of a tenant was referred, had a voucher ready to go, and we had a 3brdm house open and ready).Now- I assume the holidays caused some of the delay, but we started paperwork about Dec 10...had them negotiate the rent down about Dec 15th, and schedule the inspection.The inspection had one or two minor items (this is a 1920's era house, so had to install railings on the front and rear steps).

It is easier to install the mini-splits, and each unit can have their own control.

I wonder if patches/upgrades were being installed just as I was trying to log in?

Many rentals don't even match the colors - whatever used appliance they can get cheap enough gets installed.

The bank just installed a new septic tank.

After the loss of their Philippine citizenship, they cannot subsequently acquire another land by hereditary succession; they may own houses but the land can only be leased by them.5.Filipinos who contracted to buy real estate on installment basis and subsequently lost their Philippine citizenship before the properties were fully paid can no longer have the title be issued in their names.In short, by law, foreigners can only own condominium units through a Condominium Certificate of Title (CCT).

We also understand that if we personally installed a water heater (or hired a non-licensed handyman) at one of our properties that blew up and killed someone that we would also have a similar fate (this implies direct personal negligence on our part).

I worked for a landscape architect as a laborer installing lawns, landscapes, walkways, etc, and I really do enjoy physical labor and seeing projects through to completion.Anyways, this is my first post, so it is also sort of an introduction.

This is NOT a DIY process.

Good tenants aren't going to want to stay in those really bad areas except ones that have no choice.If this is a larger complex installing a fence around the place and an electronic gate at the entrance helps keep criminals out.