In my case, I have about 2-3 years left before I can no longer file a Schedule A....it's at that point when I plan on starting to funnel money to pay the loan off as fast as I can.

Or after the 30 days, I would tell them to sue me for it and file a counter claim for unpaid rent, damages,  and removal fees. 

I'd call your city if other work was permitted and signed off on and if permit is needed for drywall .. if not then your good.. if you don't finish off bathroom then you wouldn't need a final inspection on that if pre inspection for plumbing rough in was done before.Tenant could file lien on property for his work..

This will help keep your personal stuff out of the target of a person that files a legal demand on your business.  

Here's the link to January statshttp://www.ramaui.com/UserFiles/File/Stats/All-Jan...Happy hunting!

Most likely a lawsuit will be filed.

If you need any contracts or documents simply take a look in the file place under the "tools" tab.  

I wouldn't do it again but I didn't loose the house or file bankruptcy either. 

We actually did recently create a Dropbox business account mainly to back up our Googledrive folders since those have all of the soft collateral files on all of our loans, as well as our corporate docs, agreements, etc.

To give them 100% protection file a mortgage and note 1st lien position.