Now I suppose bad reviews is always a risk of working with people, you try to do a good job and hope people are satisfied, as for the 2nd thought yes this is something I absolutely need to do more legal research on and check with my brokerage, my thoughts were this would hopefully be covered by a standard buyers agreement, again if you take a 2.5% commission and the person hates thier house they can’t sue you, I would hope this would be the same.

I suppose you may have some accrued interest in the middle of the month, but it would be too much effort to constantly factor that in. 

(I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be saying that, though! 

Hi Taylor,The 1% rule is supposed to be a measure of rent, not the PITI.

Hi - we were supposed to close on a house yesterday but they said it ready for reinspection until Friday.

@James CarlsonI suppose I am part of the problem (born in 1986).

No idea how the seller is supposed to verify to the IRS that their buyer is living in the home, but hey, if you are in binoculars sales / voyeur aficionado Facebook Group (haha this exists!

Originally this was supposed to be fix and flip, but I am pivoting this to a BRRRR.

I read that you are supposed to put security deposits into an insured savings account that bears interest. 

If they don't get it from the listing brokerage they'll require it to be paid by the buyer.All of this is supposed to happen by July.