(Speak with your real estate attorney if this is no longer the case)I also agree with Joe (sorry, it won’t let me tag you) do not let the tennant modify any terms of the contract unless you personally vetted it and agreed (which it seems you did), especially not something as vague as “landlord has tenant’s back”.

I would encourage you to speak with an attorney in your state.

The only bully in this is you, slandering me for informing you of your dangerous and ignorant advise, you told someone to do something illegal and obviously had 0 knowledge to speak from.

@Tommy Cramblit are you speaking about HOA rental restrictions specifically or what are you referring to?

Just get your foot in the door (so to speak).

And that residential department will often not speak to the commercial department.

Looking for one who has Spanish speaking VAs specifically for cold-calling. 

If not, you need to speak to the police.

Normal roof job is the shingles and any decking that is beyond saving and generally speaking most decking stays.  

You are speaking of broad categories, when the fact is that individual deals are what matters, not categories of investment.