If it were mine, Loud boy one warning--then non-renew--or boot out.Car issue, number the spots and assign them in the leases with a parking sticker with the spot number on it.Staple a duplicate numbered parking sticker to the lease in case you ever need it in court--vs peeling the one of the renters car.Possibly do an addendum for this to the lease if need be.Post warning signs according to local law and set up with a towing service.Car issue with no sticker parking there, have resident have service tow it--according to local law.No need to get involved in the car issue then. 

Yes, this is a bit complex but it seems like there's a lot of potential here and that's how money is made.  

They have every right to be there and if you go to court you will get your behind handed to you. 

(this includes fees).2 - Find out the day of the week the court handles the evictions.3 - Before you have to evict someone, spend the day, that day, at the courthouse as an observer. 

Recently it was brought to my attention that instead of selling an apartment complex as an individual asset, you can sell the LLC which own that asset and avoid or at least significantly reduce what you owe in taxes.

We will build an 8 unit complex with covered parking and potentially a value add by building a side building with coin operated washer and dryer accompanied by a vending machine that's loaded with materials related to washing/drying clothes.

We may have an opportunity to turn a 16 unit motel into an apartment complex in CT. all rooms would be studios minus one 2 bedroom apartment that is existing. i have been in talks with the town's building department and just need to speak with zoning now. all sounds pretty promising as far as any hoops we need to jump through. does anyone have any experience with this?

I'm calling some up to see who has experience as I know these loans can be complex, however they seem to have the most potential in terms of getting a good deal. 

You may or may not be able to evict her but getting her into the court system may make her realize she needs to step up. 

Crazy things are happening in court today to say the least.