Alison Decastro
Lease is up 9/30. Not paying anyway. Should i evict($500.00+) or just hope she leaves
I have a "sometimes paying" tenant who hasn't paid July or Aug now. Her lease is up 9/30. If I evict it will take probably 6 weeks and at least $500.00. I really just want her to leave, but I worry that she will s...
Kenneth LaVoie
Winter move outs, ways of discouraging
As most of you know, vacancies can be harder to fill than warmer times of the year. People who have their "lives together" TEND to move when the weather is more cooperative. That being said, our phone rings just as mu...
Liwen Gu
Is 24 hour cancellation enough notice for a handyman?
Hi, I'm wondering if giving a 24 hour cancellation notice is usually enough for a handyman/general contractor? If they had already prepurchased some of the material needed for the repairs and things like smoke detecto...
Nancy D.
Landlord and Tenant agreements after ownership changes into LLC
Hi,I'm considering deeding my investment properties into individual land trusts, and then assigning my beneficial interest in the land trusts to individual LLCs to provide asset protection. My real estate attorney ha...
Kathlyn Lewis
Moving tenants didn't give 30 days on Aug 1 - can I prorate to cover extended time at a higher rate?
Hello oh lovely and generous BP community!Question that some searching didn't answer.I'm in Idaho and about to lose tenants who aren't happy with a rent increase - this is fine, we aren't upset to have to get new tena...
Daniel Hood
Finding Homeowners that are 30, 60, 90 days out
Does anyone know how to find homeowners that are 30, 60, 90 days out on their mortgages? I would like to get ahead of the competitive stage of public notices. It seems like I've heard of that being possible maybe thro...
CJ M.
Eviction after tenant receives 30 day notice?
Out of curiosity (and this is probably state specific)...If a lease is ending and you give a tenant 30-day notice that you're not renewing it, and after 30 days they refuse to move, what happens? Do you have to go thr...
Jim L.
Understanding foreclosure auctions better
What is the difference between estimated credit bid and judgement amount? I thought judgment amount was amount owed on house including any fees/taxes, etc. Are banks really going to take a large loss on a property j...
Benjamin Barredo
Is this a Notice of Default Listing for Knoxville, Tennessee
http://knoxfocus.com/category/archives/public-noti...http://knoxfocus.com/2016/10/legal-and-public-noti...Above are two links to a local paper I found online when searching "notice of defautls, Knoxville tn". Is this ...
Jim Bryant
Leases, better to have or not?
I have four single family homes and have been renting them out without a lease. I started when I was 22 and I got some advice from my uncle who is a lawyer who said that "a lease gives the tenant too many rights, you...