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Old May 16th, 2018, 08:21 PM   #12923
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Originally Posted by cuzzyman927 View Post
Tenants are another brood who have all the rights and which the laws work in their favor. Even after being served eviction papers for violating items in the Terms of Agreement lease or are behind months on the rent its still next to impossible to get them out and the courts are slow as molasses in acting -- and if the tenant has children forget about it its even worse!
It depends on where you live and the reports of bad landlords are legion. Santee Fats is right about hiring a professional property manager. Even if one owns enough properties to be expert, it pays to have a buffer between you and the occasional criminal that leaks through the tenant screening process.

Both landlords and tenants are well served by researching, but only tenants can be undone by the sale of their building. Our new owner doesn't like to do its legally mandated repairs.
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