I’m with you on the fact that an increase of $15-$25 shouldn’t lead to vacancy, if anything it will expose any tenants that are having issues with the current rent.

I am not sure what someone on a forum could tell you short of reviewing your contract and providing legal advice, which if they did and they are not an attorney they could expose themselves to practicing law without a license, lol.

I know that the cashed check would serve as proof that he received it, but I can't ignore the possibility that he will disagree with the deductions and refuse to cash the check, leaving me exposed to a lawsuit for failure to return the deposit timely.What advice can you offer on what my next course of action should be?

I would prefer not to do that if possible, because I don't want to expose myself during this brief vulnerable period without protection, but I also don't want to break any laws or LLC shields if this process is not handled correctly.What are your thoughts?

The information, I've been exposed, guided towards or fallen into has been like drinking from a fire-hose.

(These numbers are purely imaginary, but you get the point -- it's a basic risk/return analysis).b) Potential Stick: If you execute a purchase and sale agreement, you may be exposed to legal risk that could cost you far more than the money you spent on the option contract.The above is strictly for informational and discussion purposes and is NOT a recommendation for you to take any particular action.    

The home inspector thinks it’s an issue for fha.Secondly, there is exposed live wires in the main house attic and remodeled garage attic.The sellers realtor has been a bit difficult to work with.

It was an amazing event that exposed me to amazing people.

To require such exposes me to a lawsuit where the tenant can sue me for "forced compliance."

Are they doing everything they can to expose properties to the widest possible market?