IMHO, a non judicial resolution is rar more efficient than the go to court mantra in terms of time and energy spent, opportunity costs, fixed costs and the risk of casualty losses during the pendecny of the eviction.

I'm fairly good at conflict resolution, so year leases are usually not a problem even when there are some violations.

The low unemployment factor that Bob mentions certainly is something to consider but usually assets we buy today don't come to a resolution until 6 to 18 months later.

My New Year's Resolution was to operate an AirBNB just to experience that versus a typical rental property How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

My New Year's Resolution was to operate an AirBNB just to experience that versus a typical rental property How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

@Dan Schwartz provided a great resolution to your concern.The great thing about Quickbooks/Intuit is they know how important your Data is.

Resolutions?

If you're considering Ocala, Resolute Property Management (RPM-FL.com) is wonderful and has great reviews on Google.

If neither the seller nor the buyer can find a resolution to the repair request, no one can force it to move forward.  

There is no resolution in sight.