I explained that landlords usually have 30 days from the time the lease ends to return any part of the deposit owed, but I’m not sure how that will work since he’s leaving early.

I complained but was explained I'm not the "bill to" party, so they don't have to notify me.Nowadays, everything is online, so all I have to do is log into my account, download the online bills and forward a copy to my tenant via email or by smart phone, all done in a minute.

It's a highly technical process cumbersome by NYC Dept. of Buildings, therefore it hard to explain what to do in a few short sentences.

FHA loans are fine (I just won one for a client in Bayonne and we just closed), but your agent has to be able to explain why to the listing agents who always think it's a low-money loan instead of an investor's preference loan.

Initially, I did it wrong and they reached out explaining the violation.

That is a very devastating position to be in.Before you sign anything, have an attorney look over the agreement and explain it to you.You want to ask the "buyer", "what is the name of the person that will take title",(if they are not taking it into their name or entity, it is a wholesaler.

Hi Travis,The best advice I can give you is to consult with a lender, explain your game plan, and ask what is needed to qualify for a 30-year fixed mortgage. 

But if the agent explained everything to you, including showing comps, making sure you understand the risks, etc., then it could be a different story.There are a lot of bad agents out there, but there are also a lot of good ones.

He had a great video explaining the system, but maybe you have to see the link in the ebook.

Quote from @Joe Villeneuve: 1,...as in one.Can you explain?