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Originally Posted by SCadaddle
Unfortunately, I would imagine the plywood over the windows wouldn't last more than a few hours in this economy. Just sayin...
Now that I think about it, I had a conversation with a friend a few weeks ago about deadbeat renters etc., he said the one time he owned rental property and had a deadbeat renter he wanted to get rid of, he simply transferred ownership of the property to his Dad by a quitclaim deed. That ended the rental contract since he no longer owned the place. Once the deadbeat renter was out, his Dad quitclaimed the property back to him.
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Here in La La land, the tenant comes with the house or property. You can't get rid of them. Oh, at the same rental rate too. Only if it was that simple because I passed up a bunch of homes that had a tenant in it when we were flipping homes. No one wants those because it takes a lot of money to remove them. 15k+ of moving fees. If there's a elderly or special kid in there, you are looking at 25 k+ just to move them out. Today, every one of those damn kids is classify special ed, so I am not sure if I want to go down that road. Realistically I am not even sure if they fall into that cataloger. Tell you one thing, I am not sure if I really want to find out.