We always push for vacant possession although once I regretted it as the little old lady had nowhere to go with her yappy little dog.

They know how to get deals, renovate, push equity, screen tenants and manage.

I used to try and limit the customer's time talking with me on the jobsite....I pointed out to them that jobsite progress slowed down when they showed up, and started chatting with everyone, and that the project completion date was going to be pushed back.

Those sites also have ghost bidders pushing up the price so you will see properties leave and come back the next week after not hitting the reserve or when a ghost bidder wins by mistake.

@Jendayi Brandon  I had a tenant who would consistently push things to the edge, I actually had to write in the lease rent was due by close of business on the 5th or he would be charged a late fee.

Push out inspection objection (or whatever you call it in your state) and get an electrician in there for a full quote.

Most states do not require you to provide receipts.However, if you think the tenant will push back on the charges, show the evidence and stop the argument before it begins.

Pay more for the Ten Year Sealed Battery Smoke Detectors and then all one has to do is to make sure they are all still in place and push the testing button. 

We'll also talk about state level efforts to push back against the ordinance.I think you do need to be a member of landlords to attend their meeting - the cost is $40 a year I think or something like that.

You have to go to the zoning board to get it approved but it is typically a formality, unless the neighbors push back it should get approved.