That kind of balance between protecting your investment and being fair goes a long way in building a good landlord-tenant relationship.Also, great call on using this experience to inform your lease and management approach going forward.

I wrote the above for informational purposes.

When more and more information is going to go public and can be accessed by the average Joe online, I think RE agents will not fully be replaced in the next 10 years, but the number will go down or remain the same while we have population growth.

I am looking to turn this around after the tenant left without informing us mid lease.I am looking for good contractors in the New Kensington Area to get this turned around so I can try to get some sort of cashflow or fix and flip this.

She seems to bounce to new ones every few months, then ghosted.6) Same as # 4.They supposedly used Constant Contact for the e-mail messages, so I respectfully asked if I can have a copy of the e-mail reports, they refused and called it absurd to request this information. 

If you have access to their forwarding address, email, or phone number, consider sending a final written notice informing them that they have 14 days to contact you and retrieve any remaining items.

I’ve found Hawaii-specific blank contracts through the local real estate association, but I’d like to work with a lawyer to either:a) review what I can draft using the standard form, orb) generate one from scratch.Here are some requests for information and advice:1.

At the moment, I'm focused on absorbing all the information I can before jumping into the active learning of actually investing.

I'm lacking needed information to assess the opportunity - but I'd expect that if the place was fully leased to booming businesses, then it would not be for sale at a 10 cap.

He has a duplex that grosses him 800/month that I just refinanced for him a few months ago.Lots of great people and information here.