I wouldn't take advantage of the situation, but I would consider throwing an extra 20% on top to cover unforeseen expenses.

So many cheap owners won't let their PMCs address many repairs - then throw their PMC under the bus when there's a lawsuit!

.), other than that I have reports that the property had been well maintained so no complaints there.Thanks for your vote of confidence Christophe and as per the Ohio Cashflow standard, we don't just want to "throw a body" in your property and call it "tenanted".One of the #1 reasons it is taking longer than usual.We want a tenant that will stay and pay just like your first tenant that occupied the property for 1 year and 4 months and took great care of the house.I check in regularly with PM and believe we have a tenant lined up.I'll gladly check with the PM team tomorrow morning to be 100%.If not, we will cover the rent from today (You welcome) onward as I don't care how cold it is.There is no reason it should be vacant for more than 2 months :)Thanksps.

And with nothing in writing, the judge will throw it out

They even have different methods and timelines for cutting our paychecks.I know there is one brokerage (won't say which franchise to protect the innocent) which apparently throws really "great" holiday office parties (at least pre-COVID). 

I want to throw my thoughts in.

Strange to throw $12k just to lose it a few months later. 

Investing isn’t just throwing money at your screen and hoping for the best.

I am also an investor and active duty military member myself, so feel free to throw any questions you have my way.

Just throwing this out there for the world.