Everyone is guilty of stretching that from time to time, but in the case you're talking about....just be honest, they'll respect you more.

On rare occasions I've been willing to stretch it to six months.If your tenant wants to stretch it out more than six months, I would tell her to go apply for a personal loan at the bank, pay you in full, and then she can make monthly payments on her bank loan.

Also, even the current situation I am in right now would not be so bad if there was not so much time in between court cases stretching the whole process out. the previous owners attorney initially met with us in district court where it was determined that the court should be tried in superior court against the bank.

TX las doesn't require a natural death in the house to be disclosed so it might be a stretch but I wouldn't leave any stones unturned on a home that has been sitting that long.

Maybe a PMC from a college town can stretch their territory to work for you.The other option is to offer a PMC MORE money to justify the extra headaches.

If you increase the deposits, come up with a payment plan again realizing that many people are stretched thin and won't have extra to cover increased rent and more security deposit.How long have the tenants been there and what condition are their units in? 

Then i stretched it out to sales in the past year.

If you can get seller financing for the entire buy, stretch it out as long as you can...depending on the terms of course.

sixth, You have gone from saying you are doing just a glamground to a full on multi-service venue that stretches across a lot of different business types and models.

It’s a stretch to even call the buildings habitable but his agent told him all the inspection report items were no big deal and he believed him.