Two and a half months ago a car crashed into the wall of one of the bedrooms at the unit we are renting.

I advised that she tell her to do nothing until we have all the docs, plus emails between the agent and the buyer/buyers agent.I have already retained an attorney.

That yard is now a private paradise, a place where we can relax, grow garlic, and cultivate our spice garden, or at least it still would be if it wasn’t for the sound of my new neighbors’ barking dogs in the night, their cars left running even in warm weather until the exhaust fills my carport 10 feet away, the metallic clink of trucks be fixed in their carport at 10 pm and later, and the pungent smell of cigarette smoke that floats over the 3-foot tall wall separating our yards and into my front door.Unfortunately the 2005 real estate bubble trouble and the 2007-2008 subprime mortgage debacle changed our neighborhood by filling it with rental homes, many sold at auction for ridiculously low prices, and now owned by absentee landlords instead of owner occupants or local landlords.

Some will allow that if one or two walls remain, and the footprint stays the same, you are OK.

Put up a camera even if its fake.If you lock the breaker boxes, then you will get a call to unlock it whenever a breaker trips (like when they plug in the hairdryer on the circuit where their microwave is already running).If they are going after the copper, locking the panels won't stop them; you can see holes get punched in walls in lots of places where the copper thieves have hit.

As for the walls, the wallpaper allows for easy washing, etc.

I just believe that big business is worse than big government and I certainly don't want wall street dishing out social security benefits, as they will likely do what they do with all funds, fee it to death with super bonuses, really, look at their record.

your name will now be linked to both of themAnd the only upside to you is that you retain a tenant who may or may not be committing fraud, and who may then continue that behavior in his/her dealings with you.I see no upside to your inserting yourself into a situation like this, but plenty of downside

J Salter- this may have been said already ( i didn't see it), but you need to retain a local attorney and have them terminate your contract now on your behalf.

Meanwhile, many tenants pay a bit late or have a later pay date on their lease, which results in the PM retaining all subsequent rents until the ensuing month’s distribution.