I obtained a rental house with an established renter.
I was told that the renter had plans to transport out at the end of the year.
While it was helpful to earn steady rental income to cover the mortgage on the property, I was looking forward to doing some much-needed repairs. Once the renter moved out, I had plans to renovate the entryway and bathroom, replace the windows and make some improvements to the energy efficiency and aesthetics of the home. I hoped to paint, clean, replace light fixtures and possibly install a current a/c. At the end of the year, the renter failed to transport out. They also quit paying their rent. I contacted the renter by email and also sent an actual notice. I called and texted. When I finally stopped by the property, I was unpleasantly surprised by the condition of the exterior. The grass was overgrown and littered with garbage. Just standing on the porch, I detected a horrible smell coming from inside. The renter refused to answer the door. Initially, I thought something terrible may have happened. I was upset that my renter was either harmd or deceased. However, I eventually learned that they were just slovenly. The eviction process didn’t go well. It was stressful, time-consuming and not accomplishing anything. I knew that even if the renter finally vacated, the house would be left in entirely exhausting condition. I didn’t want to deal with excessive garbage and disfigurement. I knew that listing the house was a waste of time. A conventional client would be unable to secure a loan or insurance. I chose to go with a currency home buyer. There is a local Jacksonville, FL, supplier with a particularly solid reputation. They give same-day currency offers with no obligation. They are able to handle the closing process in under two weeks.