But agree with others, that unless there were damages, I would return the remainder of this deposit.I have had a unit where the tenant smoked pot inside, and while they lived there, you could always smell it, not always strong, but noticeable.  

A black glove with a middle finger showing and a nailed up note with the tenants name underneath, KKK Neighborhood Watch notices, couple of n****r messages, and the oldy but goldy, a noose in the front yard.Our tenant calls the cops, and absolutely nothing happens apart from the neighbor being told that if he fires his gun outside again he'll be arrested.Over the next few months this continues.

If you need I would be happy to email you the 5 day notice that we use.

I have noticed several foreclosed multis that seem to have moved a bit quicker. 

If OO then the max down would be 20% (Fannie/Freddie) or 3.5% FHA.

Daily Court Review houses the list for $19.99 (Harris County)...Along with Storage Auctions and Legal Notices, https://www.dailycourtreview.com/Step 1, you must register...Step 2, well connect with me and I'll give you the run down...If you go on the first Tuesday of every month, bring a lunch.

I am OK leaving a little in the project, but not all of it.Since I am currently using conventional residential mortgages (I have less than 10 mortgages), the underwriting is following Fannie/Freddie Mac guidelines.  

Hi All-Have received a notice from the management company that the HOA has decided to fine me (the owner) for a "Noxious Odor" emanating from my tenant's condo unit.

I've already noticed a few groups that meet once or twice a month, but would like to know more if you're in the Wichita area.

If the occupants didn't leave voluntarily after being served with a legal notice to vacate, we could then proceed through the normal eviction process for our jurisdiction.