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Tristan Cortez
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New Member introduction and First Question

Tristan Cortez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Here is my new member introduction and my first forum question.

Hi my name is Tristan and I am 14 year old and learning all aspects of real estate investing.

I am trying to help my grandparent out on the only rental property they own.

Here is the situation, my grandparent own house just a few minutes from there own house, and it is rented to a "sometimes payer" . The key word is sometimes he only pays when he want to. Just about every landlord will tell you to evict him. But here is the twist, the tenant is a paralyzed veteran and they don't want to ruin his life buy evicting him. I believe that he his taking advantage of my grandparent friendliness.

Also any other advice on real estate invest is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

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Guy Gimenez
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Guy Gimenez
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@Tristan Cortez 

The tenant's disability and ADA rules do not give him a right to live rent free on someone a landlord's nickel. As  @Ned Carey so eloquently stated, your grandparents are not helping the tenant, they're enabling the tenant. 

Even without a formal lease, your grandparents will need to start and eviction process if they wish to solve the problem sooner rather than later.

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