Exactly my reaction. Property seems like a good investment until you remember...

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Dec 16, 2024
10:14:43am

Ham All-American

you have to be a landlord. Or pay someone to be your landlord, I guess.

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Ham

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Total grinch move but I don't see another option. I'm going to issue a "3 day

Florida Man

9:56am

Thank you for convincing me to stick with stocks for my investments.

paulb

9:58am

I can't tell you how many times in the last 12 hours I've resolved to unload

Florida Man

10:08am

Exactly my reaction. Property seems like a good investment until you remember...

Ham

10:14am

It’s pretty easy to avoid the issues the OP is having.

Junior Deputy

10:43am

The mutual fund never calls to complain at 2:00 AM.

OrsoNero

10:47am

A single (or a few) rentals is like owning a single/few stocks. It's risky.

TailgateU

11:35am

Why do you have to evict her if her lease terminates this month? Are you afraid

spoxjox

10:05am

I think I didn't read/think carefully enough about what you wrote. Looks like

spoxjox

10:10am

Man, the evictions court is going to love this.

RealTaysomHill

10:05am

Depends on state. Idaho we have an expedited eviction process if you have proof

cougarfann888

10:31am

Is she past due on her rent?

IdahoCoug

10:07am

Man, I know I don't have all the facts or understand, but based off what you presented, I'd let her stay until her lease

RdF3

10:12am

If she's a serious threat to herself or others, get law enforcement/adult

Still Blue

10:28am

Depending on the state, the process can take months and even if past end of leas

AggieWeekendCougar

10:33am

He said letting the lease expire at the end of January was an option

Still Blue

10:39am

Screen name does not check. You got this. Self help!

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