Assume the tenants have a 10 year old visiting.

Hi everyone.I have a tenant here in California that is moving out at the end of the month and basically stopped watering the landscaping for the quite a while ago.

And the homeowner's insurance in Colorado is $400 for $1,000 deductible versusu $900 for 3% deductible down here.The above paragraph is submitted to all of you CA, NY, NJ and other out of state investors who keep hearing how inexpensive houses are in TX and how easy (not) it is to cash flow down here.all cash

Where I am (Los Angeles, CA) CAM throws a lot of round tables in big conventions centers.

If the local inspector has not red tagged the property then consider notifying the inspector so that they visit the property.

In California, where I have experience, you can do it under the Department of Corporations.

Occasionally, I will get a call or a visit and they will explain their situation, and, (assuming I want to keep the tenant) we will negotiate and reach a compromise.

I do most of my investing out of state (until the recent forclosure boom, CA was not a good place for me).

I am a single father and has lived here in San Jose California all my life.

By the way, which one of you will visit BiggerPockets and read all the articles for me and give me the abridged version of everything that is going on?