Maintenance & Repairs: Reactive maintenance, unreliable vendors, and rising repair costs disrupt operations and tenant satisfaction. 2.

Maintenance & Repairs: Reactive maintenance, unreliable vendors, and rising repair costs disrupt operations and tenant satisfaction. 2.

Couple options you do have though: 1) Have everyone in the house agree to write statements of said violation2) Let that roommate who is in violation know that you are/willing to escalate if they do not correct their disruptive behavior since it's in the agreement. 3) If they still do not care, let them know you'll seek all avenues to evict them, and you WILL be requesting reimbursement on whatever the costs of doing so are.

Can you imagine the disruption to the tenants if every tire kicker got to parade through their living space? 

That’s a real cost to your cash flow, so you'd want to be sure it fits in your budget without disrupting your retirement contributions or daily living too much.

I’d all but given up and did not even appeal the CA, but I am considering attending this hearing in the event I can convince them my basement apartment shared-unit isn’t not going to disrupt the neighborhood *insert eye roll*

I believe the cracks throughout are leading to more foundation issues since it's a slab foundation and the leaking under the property is disrupting the soil underneath.I've gotten a few quotes on replacing the entire system under the home (most ranging 40-70k), but had another quote for creating a completely new PVC plumbing system AROUND the property instead of underneath and completely abandoning the current Cast Iron plumbing underneath the house.

I’ve been in a similar situation where the seller only allowed showings after an accepted offer to minimize disruption to tenants.

There were also so many parties and disruption that the neighbors tracked me down on social media to complain. 

Their inexperience causes transaction disruptions when paperwork isn't right, seller isn't on the same page, weak relationship with the title company, etc.