However be aware these types of people usually file motions and to continue to exploit legal loop holes, in order to stay in the property longer, so take no prisoners. 

Just wondering if this sort of loop-hole exists or not in Baltimore City.1.

This house was a bank owned repo and had holes in every wall.

My trip down this rabbit hole all started with 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad" like so many others.

Now that our development plan is starting to take shape, I am turning to the BP community for the first time in need of advice.My partners and I have an 8 lot "tiny cabin" development in Victor, ID - a bedroom community to Jackson Hole, WY.

dont even bother with taking her to small claims court. its considered a small case and it will take forever not to mention attorney fees and time wasted. just swollow it and move on. it happens to me all the time. a lot of times when a "war story tenant"  (for lack of better wording lol ) leaves i see some holes in the walls etc.... but im just happy to see him or her go!!!

Ask for financials on the properties for the last two years and start poking holes in the numbers.I don't know a damn thing about commercial real estate, but like everything else, getting to a point where the data you are looking at is close to reality is the first step.Good Luck!

John Spina jr The key to saving money is to PLUG THE HOLES in your spending habits.

This is an issue for ANYONE dealing with a property for monetary gains over $500.Keep in mind that in the early 2000's Texas set the precedent in the Stachybotrys "black mold" liability/lawsuit push. 

If they refuse to sign, your only recourse is to recover monetary damages.