Hello, so my friend purchased a home built in 1961 in Ventura county (Moorpark/Thousand Oaks/Westlake Village/Simi/Agoura area) with popcorn ceilings with the intention to rent it out and/or Airbnb part of it. 

What a horrible situation to be faced with.I'm not saying that you have any bad intentions but let's say a son or daughter comes out of the woodwork six months down the road and claims you took their inheritance?

My intent is to keep every property for at least 20 years.

Intent does. 

@Marija Petrovic, are you talking about the 90 day intention journal?

Since most people in my asset class I’ve never owned a home they need a little assistance so us doing quarterly maintenance inspections to ensure that the air filters are changed that the battery to the smoke alarms is working in the smoke alarms work and there is no ongoing issues or damage to the property intentional or accidental.   

Is your intention to sell your existing house in Chesapeake?

I'd just call and let them know your intentions, they won't give you any personal account info, but they should give you basic history.

At the end of the day really bad tenants like this will cost you money one way or another, better a $200 utility bill than some type of intentional damage that would undoubtably exceed $200 significantly.There are a lot of variables here but it does clearly sound like the vetting process really was not up to snuff!

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