A True Story about one of our experiences as a Landlord

We had some tenants once, who had two cats and a dog.  They didn’t seem to understand that pets are supposed to do their business outside.  What’s even more incredible is that the tenants didn’t clean up the mess; truth is, we believe they did not even own a vacuum. For the better part of a year they lived in the rental unit in this condition! The reason we never noticed is because they were so good about paying us that we did not feel the need to do anything more than the yearly inspection. In Fact, The ONLY reason we found out was because they decided NOT to renew the lease, and moved out on the anniversary of the Lease Agreement.

Okay, so they paid us on time but at what cost?

The repair work when they left was easily double all they had paid in rent. Yikes!

Try to imagine the rankest, nauseating, urine and feces smell possible.  We can’t reproduce that smell, nor would you want us to, but here is a photo to document the damage.

Landlording is not easy! It is HARD WORK.  Whether you are a seasoned professional or you’ve become a landlord “accidentally” by not being able to find a buyer in time for your move, you will agree that landlording is no fun. Dealing with tenants calling day or night, potential lawsuits, vacant properties with no income, vandalism, shelling out money for maintenance, irresponsible tenants damaging your investment, etc., all can give you an ulcer before you know it.

Do you have a  tenant-induced headache that’s turning into a migraine?

Fortunately, you don’t have to continue like this. We can take the problem property off your hands. Whether your property is vacant or not, whether your property needs repairs or not, now matter where it is in all of the 50 states of this country, we are here to help. Let us take the hassle off your hands, so you can put your money into a more suitable investment.

Contact us today for a confidential, no obligation consultation on how we can get you cash out of your house and save your sanity before it is too late!

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