This is technically classified as "abandonment" because they left the rental and their belongings with no apparent ability to return.If they've given you a point of contact, start there.

Here are the main details I believe you'd need:- Purchased 1,845 sqft home in 2012 for $180,500- Total monthly mortgage payment: $988, have about $90,000 left on my loan- Rents available in neighborhood with similar sqft: $1800-$2200- Sale Comps in neighborhood for same style home: $450,000-$500,000 I am currently looking to purchase a new home and would not need to use any of the equity in my current home for the down payment.

He filed for Chap 13 a few years ago (has one year left before discharge) so he won't be able to get a HELOC until 2 years after bankruptcy discharge.

I have the police report on my kegorator.Someone left an abandoned car in one of my back yards, The city was going to fine me $100/day.

It just depends on the situation.I buy industrial/warehouse 30-100k sq ft, mostly occupied, single or multi, newer than 80s, at least 3+ years left on leases.

Just because it may it happened quickly or it was unexpected doesn’t mean it’s not in the right alignment for your journey.

Tenet left some damage most likely due to a string trimmer on the vinyl siding.

Therefore new loan amount is $520,000 with $130,000 left in equity. 

I would make a video showing you enter and walk around showing anything that is left. 

The biggest problem with San Diego and Southern California rental real estate is that personal and household income doesn’t align well with rents.