Even placing the newly-called capital in priority is questionable—but again it depends on what the operating agreement says.Where this gets messy is if the operating agreement is silent on capital calls and remedies.

Still, if someone stops paying or communicating, evictions can be very messy.

The mobile home park, however, has a super messy way that they manage sub-billing each unit for power.  

I also like installing one next to the water heater--when those heaters pop, it can be messy.

This situation is far too messy to get resolved here on BP.

I’m exploring a career shift into the property maintenance space and trying to understand the real-world headaches that come with it.One thing that stands out so far is how messy it can be to get multiple quotes from vendors—lots of texting, emails, and chasing people down.For those of you managing rentals or rehabs:Do you usually get multiple quotes, or just go with your go-to?

Also, the whole SubTo model is a bit icky and can often get messy from what I've seen.

Or does that just make everything messy?

I would contact an attorney with there being no leases in place you want to make sure you know the order of operations, it can get messy.

I’m sorry you guys are perceiving it the way you are because that’s 180 from the truth and people come here looking for honest feedback and apparently I just made a mess.