I feel our property was treated without regard to what we own as well as our health, and I do not feel comfortable allowing the city workers to enter our property until the city takes responsibility for the damages caused, as well as lay out a plan on how they will be acting differently once we allow them on our property.Here's what the sewer cleaning crew did:1.

Or do a short sale with all the baggage related to that.

try reading this related thread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/78889-smoker-rehab-keys-to-success-with-tobacco-smoke--before-after-pics

And I can relate to what your investor contact said, We get the same calls and it sucks when a good tenant outgrows our little units!

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My husband and I are relatively new to the investing world and we are just getting our feet wet.

The rules regarding non-relatives living at the house can be fairly strict, essentially they need to be approved by the park, background check and all or they are considered to be trespassing and you are in breach of your ground lease and subject to eviction.

I was surprised when I saw less than $5k for "HUGE", because I've seen 10's of thousands past due per unit in the SF Bay Area, but I guess it's all relative to price.

We applied that, came up with about $320,000 as a relatively conservative value.

MANY more people these days are using the internet for anything related to selling their real estate.I found a GREAT deal online, my second rehab deal, it was a FSBO on craigslist.