They already put the report in for the "Revenue Protection Department".According to the gas man, they have this happen and see this daily, multiple times.

The place is an absolutely mess he has guranteed me he will paint and fix it (haha I doubt it) So unforunately if I show it anyone will hate it.3.If I do go to court I will ask for 1 month rent plus above and beyond for repairs(outside of the scope of the security) is there anyway to garnish wages or make this debt appear on his credit report?

I think you should find an agent that agressively works real estate, knows the market, and will keep in touch with you on a consistent basis, and when a listing comes on that fits your criteria, will get in touch with you immediately.

As Luis suggested, you might pay an appraiser so you can view the report and see which comps they chose and how the adjustments were made.

I too would like to know why they left -maybe they could tell you and also provide you a copy of the report so you can verify the story.

A couple of the many examples are: - When the house was broken into we called the emergency answering service to ask if the PM was the one who had entered the house before we called the police to file a report.

When under contract, the preliminary title report will indicate the lien amount of the Seller's mortgage.

This can include a $5k processing fee and the rest set aside for required third party expenses (appraisal, environmental, and property condition report) and legal fees.  

The buyer will want to know everything that is going on and will be provided all that on a preliminary title report as well as a full title report at closing, and from your representations when you market the property.

Since turnovers are so expensive has anyone heard of a PM allowing an Owner to review a Rental Application and/or Credit Report and approve or not approve a tenant??