So, "evict" is not an option for our HOA.The tenant pays for electricity in his unit directly to PG&E (utility); he does not have a circuit in the carport area, where he charges his car.We are leaning toward lockboxes on outlets in carport area, hopefully a simple solution, but probably not, if owner engages an attorney.Will probably file a Lien for the estimated amount due from tenant's past charging.Will also post notices.Stephen

I will look into A-B-E for now.

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Hi @Lauren E Dickerson, you'll want to talk to your bank about your options but two common ways are cash out refis and HELOCs.

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Your property-related expenses for your buy-and-holds will go on a Schedule E.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

@Lynnette E. the process sounds like what currently happens for a short sale if there are lien holders....  

Most of the titles can be found for free at your local library, on their digital apps as audiobooks or e-books.Best of luck!

You, sir, are and always will be  S A V A G E!!!