Whether it's to keep out an ex or a family member or just because they feel the neighborhood is unsafe, I will only change the lock if the tenant covers the cost.The only exception would be if the tenant can demonstrate a threat to their safety.

Hi y’all, I have a question about firing/cutting ties with a Buyers agent.

There are a ton of ways that you can cut up data, as long as you are able to download it in some sort of spreadsheet format.

You're just trying to cut down on mosquitos and help with pollenation, right.

So I decided to cut the loss, have the hard money lender take ownership of both properties so I could just walk away. 

@Reed Meyer I know I mentioned The Slight Edge last night...going to emphasize that again by channeling my inner David Greene with an analogy Investing in real estate is like going to the gym.

PM took the safety deposit which I never got to see and he changed me monthly PM fees.

If they're willing to "cut corners" in this way, what else are they doing that is wrong, illegal or will otherwise put you at risk?

When talking to tenants, empathy towards Covid-19 related issues or layoffs, pay cuts or less hours is a must.

Mostly smaller mom 'n pop shops whose customer based won't return fast enough to bring them back to solvency and some other businesses who were teetering on the edge of going out of business will be knocked out by this blow.