That would be for a garage in a convenient location since these always get picked up by contractors for their tool and material storage.

After the eviction, you normally are left with some of their possessions (which is super frustrating). at that point, you would need to store them for a bit (ask your attorney) and then you can toss them if the tenant doesn't pick them up.

If you're going to do it in that fashion, I'd pick the smaller amount for both; one tenant will appreciate the fact that you didn't raise it as high as they suggested, and the other one will think it's fair.

@Kim Huynh - Yes, never a good idea to pick a fight with the city.

We also picked up an Umbrella Policy for our personal assets as well.

I would also like to talk with others that have the turnkey route and pick your brain.

I can't tell you how many times I had to pick up the ball and do someone else's job besides mine in the process or else I'd never close the deal.Hard Money terms you can find:If brand spanking new and are a 0% - you will find 75% or 80%, maybe 85% if the deal spread is very good and your credit is very good. 

Interestingly, we have no record of you as a member Nate Our decade-long history of empowering real estate professionals speaks for itself, with countless testimonials from those who've genuinely benefited from our programs.It’s quite something to see someone with 1,055 blog posts engage in spreading falsehoods, seemingly to pick up leads and sales rather than running a legitimate business. 

-Any other behavior you can pick up on to indicate interestThen they put in the offer:-Are they the best PRICE or the best DEAL?

Stat 704.44. giving them reason to pick up and leave.