You don't want to learn after closing that the roof needs to be replaced in 12 months, the electrical system is inadequate, or you have structural damage.

In effect, the tenant would be disqualifying him/herself, or just simply withdrawing the application.

Give her some time to get out and have her sign some sort of agreement to that effect.

I have access to literally thousands of absentee owners and it gets overwhelming real quick.Im trying to narrow my search so i am focusing on those out of state.Is there anything else or any other criteria i could use to narrow my search to make my marketing more effective?

It sustained water damage from a broken pipe in the kitchen last winter.

Are there particular units/buildings that continually have damage?

This contrast greatly with New York, where they simply blow our numbers away in terms of new units built each year.Because we're so much slower at adding supply and we're not building dense enough, we're simply not able to keep up with the demand and that is keeping prices high, effectively stalling Phase III - Hypersupply of the real estate cycle.Just to meet the demand and prevent home prices from growing at the 200%+ rate it's been heading, we need to be building hundreds of thousands of new units more than we're already building every year.So why aren't developers rushing to develop in Los Angeles?

Ok, I was curious how the partial payment effected those of us in Illinois and/or in Chicago.Found a lawyer website that answered the question: chicagoeviction dot com.

Also their is that effect of when people are in a groups, they lose personal accountability and their moral compass goes out the window.Why do you want to report them?

I'm going to try and talk reason to the tenants and get them to move out peacefully.During their occupation of my property, there was severe water damage to the upstairs kitchen and downstairs bedroom.