If they’re causing damage or creating unsafe living conditions, you can step in.

Since you're on a month-to-month lease in Ohio, you generally have the flexibility to issue a 30-day notice without cause, but the key is to avoid any appearance of retaliation tied to the injury claim.Given the safety concerns, repeated issues, and impact on your Airbnb business, documenting everything and proceeding carefully makes sense.

Outside temperature is 95 or even 100, wants to set inside thermostat to 62, causes handler to work 24/7 non stop and eventually coil freezes, calls to complaint, explained that we are in Florida and there is a limit to how much cooling one can expect. 

Delays haven’t caused major issues for me, but they can complicate planning — especially when onboarding new tenants.

We only do business in Metro Detroit area, so DM us if interested.Here's some other helpful advice to succeed wherever you invest:)The Real Estate Crash of 2008-2010 caused real estate prices to crash across the country - but didn't affect rent amounts.

Hey Svend, good question — and honestly, this comes down to a cost-benefit analysis and a personal decision.If the incorrect info on the assessor’s site is causing your property to be undervalued, then in theory, you’re paying less in property taxes — so updating it now could increase your tax liability.

Maybe a pipe is leaking like a pinhole leak could be affecting the backside of the walls and causing the moisture.

Late tax statements – Every year I was forced to file a tax extension due to late K1 delivery, causing additional stress and uncertainty around my tax planning and potential penalties.

There's a party wall agreement in place, and our HOA is very limited—they don’t carry any master insurance policy and only handle trash and some parking enforcement.Here’s my concern:What happens if my tenant accidentally leaves a candle burning and it causes a fire that damages my unit and a few of the neighboring units?

I am seeking legal advice regarding significant issues caused by negligent and substandard work performed by a general contractor (GC) on a single-family home I purchased last year.