I'd find out how they got the eviction removed from their record.

They may be able to also remove the branch for $5,500, even though insurance will pay $10,200 and then give you $4,700 of repairs on another part of the house.For example, we had a fire in one building. 

The reason I removed the two posts I did was because they were insulting, or derogatory toward the original poster and crossed the like of just being crass into being inappropriate and were therefore removed. 

The notice also clearly stated that all personal belongings and trash must be removed before the end of the lease term. 

All our agents reported the same thing at the team meeting on Monday - they went from very low activity to hair-on-fire-busy.What is happening? 

Found this at the end of your Airbnb Amenity List:Not includedUnavailable: Hair dryerUnavailable: Shampoo

Just a reminder a structure that has to be demo and removed is worth less than just bare land. 

The contract says she’ll gradually earn equity (2.681 units/month), and once she reaches 1000 units she owns the LLC and therefore controls the property.A few things that concern me:She doesn’t have direct title or deed to the homeIf she misses a payment and doesn’t fix it in 30 days, she loses all membership units she’s earned...no refundShe can’t sell her share or ask to sell the house until she reaches 20% ownership (200 units), and even then it’s subject to manager approvalShe can't rent the property without permission, even though she'd be paying monthly like an ownerThe manager (seller) can never be removed from control until/unless she owns the entire LLCThe structure is kind of a mix between rent-to-own and seller financing, but it feels heavily weighted in the seller’s favor.

Remove trash, debris, dead branches, and any plants that are beyond saving.

I have a dozen rentals and they charge an annual $95 fee for unlimited delivery and removal of old appliance as well as an extra year of warranty and a 1% store rebate.