one of my tenants (3rd floor) contacted me to tell me that the 1st floor tenants dog bit then and they had to go to the hospital. they are demanding I make them get rid of the dog. well I come here to find out what advice anyone here has on what to do. the dog has never been aggressive to me so I'm not sure why this would have happened. for any reference I'm in CTthanks!

You may also have luck going directly to the property knocking on some of the safer looking doors and asking who they pay rent to.Put together a contract to buy the property for a low price because the way you describe it the current owner will probably be happy to be rid of it. 

Give both tenants the proper notice to non renew their leases at the end of July.You can not get rid of either before that date.

What is a good way to raise the rent and get rid of the pitbull all at one time?

This will NOT be the first time you will deal with this with this tenant so save yourself some agony and get rid of her now.

I'm interested in wholesaling because I don't have any money to invest and with the money I'm making now it would take a long time to get even close to something I'd be able to use (11.50/hr) I've been trying to get into the business field for awhile now but my past legal mistakes make it extremely hard, so to get rid of that I have to be my own boss lol.

My questions are the following:1) Has anyone been able to work out a deal where they have gotten rid of their arrears in a mortgage modification?

We don't have credit card debt or a heloc or anything like that, if we did I would def get rid of that asap.  

I accumulated quite a bit of college debt the last 5 years and I need to get rid of that.

Seller would rather get rid of them then hold for a 50% CoC return on paper, but none of the local investors want to touch it from the MLS after 3 years ... too good to be true?