If the tenants are doing well, you can give them a 30-day notice to sign the new lease at whatever rent rate you've set, or they can move out and you can start fresh with new renters.

Many deals are through connections and finding properties early when they are fresh to the market or pre-market.

Here is a fresh style I like: Cool Real Estate Video

I really think the easiest way to fix it, is have the country declare Bankruptcy and start fresh.

I have newly renovated 1920's home that has freshly sealed hardwood floors.

This may already be baked into the pie, but seems like a lot of liability if they let anyone post to the sites.

I'm concerned that if I have foam or cellulose or fiberglass blown in it will trap the heat and bake the roof.

Yeah you can probably find the part at a wholesale AC supply and change it yourself but at what price.This is based on my experiences with several AC repairs I did myself.1. 30 mins to 1 hr researching ( self diagnosing) the part online, calling to find who has it in stock2. 1 hr round trip to buy the part3. 1 hr of sweating in the sun or baking in the attic while disassembling the unit.4. 30 mins to install and test the system. ( hopefully I was correct with he diagnosis from step 1or else we start all over)5. 30 more minutes of sweating and baking to reassemble everything.So if the part was $60 and an AC company charges $140 I saved $80.

I think we may be able to bake in standard fees Vic...I'll let Phil comment before we spend the time to track them all down though.

If there are already shrubs and trees we always cut them way back to allow a good view of the house and then come in with fresh mulch.