If they accept it, you'll have ample time to look it over and walk away or renegotiate if things are in bad shape.

This basically allows removal of a tenant that holds over after the end of a lease, unless the landlord accepts rent payments during the holdover period.We are trying very hard to work with each tenant whose income has been affected by the COVID-19 emergency; however, there are a few tenants that were already behind before the EO was published and we were considering evicting them prior to the EO.One concern is that tenants will view this order as government permission to not pay rent. 

If one thinks he can get a home with multiple offer(S) and the agent is unlikely to find other realtors to help him getting offer accepted. 

Not sure if the holes in the neutral bar will accept a 6 ga wire but most likely will.

I would add that now is also the perfect time to employ seller financing strategies that give the seller the sale they need, a decent down payment, and an acceptable payment structure for receiving the remainder of their equity.

Hello BP family, I have a SFR that i fixed up and have on the market. Very nice and great neighborhood, and overall a good middle class home. Ive had some issues that came up during the time i've had it since January....

We accepted because they wanted to move in right away and now we will essentially have no vacancy cost, which we budgeted $1800 ($150 per month) for, so we will still be on track for our cash flow goals.

They accept solid/serious partners only.

I submitted my highest bid number and then they "accepted" it. just an FYI for ya.

I currently don’t have a way to accept payments through credit cards but I think that might be helpful for tenants?