We pulled up the carpet, set fans and dehumidifiers in place, and cleaned/dried all surfaces.We certainly were justified in charging the tenant for the costs we incurred and did so.

The only silver lining is that with less home maintenance yo attend to his health is improving - he's 53.

You could be responsible for moving them if you failed to provide a safe, sanitary, healthy living space as you had promised by leasing.

Part of the mitigation was cleaned carpet, new bath, drywall, mold prevention, and paint.

MY first block is done I have cleaned my credit up.

The $3,000 will allow me to make improvements to the units that will, in the long, run make the property more profitable and valuable.There is no budget for improvements...There are a few things I am going to do myself that will clean up the property exponentially (cut the trees/bushes and pressure wash the property).

Lessee agrees to keep the storage space clean and free for any dirt and grease.

We've had great tenants that left the property clean and in great shape.

This is just my experience.If the liens truly exist and aren't going away (the foreclosures came clean that we bought) than you might want to wait.

It's listed at $19,900, is a 3/1 and from we can tell it needs a furnace(stolen), appliances in the kitchen, a fresh coat of paint a quick clean up.