Scope included debris/utility cleanup, reconfiguration to code, and lease-up for workforce housing.

What are the best practices for suing a tenant for expenses related to eviction and recovery of costs to clean up after them when they leave a mess?

After nearly 5 years my father wanted to clean up the property and home and sell it however a squatter had moved in (no utilities) and we had to go through the legal steps to have him evicted. 

No cleanup costs after a renter leaves. 

Keep all receipts and records related to the clean-up and removal.

Some are just reallocating capital, others are dealing with borrower issues or want to clean up their portfolios.That got me wondering...👉 If you're holding notes, what would make you consider selling?

Maybe clean up, new fixtures, new appliances and pull 3Kper floor...

If you still have $25k left as a positive number, and you will continue having a positive $25k net income, then your $800k bonus depreciation would be erasing this $25k year after year until depleted - or until you sell the property.3. $800k bonus on a $2MM property is a stretch, I'm afraid.4.

The other tenants are harassing me because I don’t clean up my dogs poop8.

An investor is going to factor in the cost of an eviction or cash for keys plus their time.My recommendation, get the tenant out, clean up the place, and sell traditionally.