The tenant had been paying rent late ever since then and we had to keep filing for a 3 day notice.

You could purchase a property and then a few months later owe another $15,000 or more in back taxes.When I ran the numbers on the property I noticed the taxes were extremely low but I ran it with updated numbers based on the purchase price knowing that eventually there would be a re-evaluation and the taxes would go up.

Of the 19 properties on the list, only five were habitable, three had squatters and the rest were tear downs in blighted areas.When people say "housing shortage", we're talking about habitable homes which buyers would consider "move-in ready", not tear-downs, rehabs and fix-ups ("handyman specials").D'ya ever notice all the unfinished subdivisions now languishing in various courts and forms of proceedings?

The previous lease had a no pet policy that required giving the tenant a 30 days notice, said tenant currently has a cat that I was made aware of recently.

The previous lease had a no pet policy that required giving the tenant a 30 days notice, said tenant currently has a cat that I was made aware of recently.

This may not work if you have to give notice etc but everyone involved from the judge to the bailiff new what was going on and the games that were being played and helped get it done.  

Take the extra 50 and move on with life or give her notice and start over.  

The first requires landlords to give six months’ notice of any rent increase, up from the current two months.

By the way, an LP is not typically a stand alone document...it is “notice to the world” that an actual law suit has been filed, and filing of an LP without filing the law suit would be considered fraudulent.

So I refuse to allow the tenant to do it.The same tenant also MOVED an upper kitchen cabinet & when I noticed it askew I found only one 1 5/8 drywall screw was holding the thin plywood backing into a stud the rest were just imbedded in the 1/2 drywall.