All Forum Posts by: Marin Hayward

@Jennifer A.

In some cities if the property is in a bad shape you should be able to evict them on such grounds but once the unit is fixed you ought to offer it back to the same tenant as priority at a slightly increased rent.

If they don't want to rent it, you then have the choice to rent it to others.

Try to visit the property and the premises, many times the tenants abuse the property. If you find violations such as unclean premises, dumped junk, broken cars, illegal subleasing, etc. Click some pictures and send them a official violation notices via registered post.

That should bring them down to you for negotiations.

Also, if they don't correct the violations, it can be the grounds to evict them legally.

Hope this helps.

@Steven Li

I recently researched on the same.

Fremont bank and San Mateo Credit Union can help you with a HELOC for an investment property.

@Silas Shah Here are things you can do :

Post a rental ad on Craigslist for free,

Post a Zillow rental ad at $10 per week,

Post a rental ad on Facebook market place.

Post a "For Rent " sign board at your property.

Hope this helps.