Email body:  We are working with a cash buyer that is aggressively looking to buy several properties and can close quickly on properties that fit the following criteria:1.

That's why we have legislative bodies from city councils all the way up to the Congress of the US. 

They can read my body of knowledge and feel comfortable connecting with me.

Having additional bodies in the home is for sure more concerning TO ME personally as it was rented to 2 adults sans children.

I don't knock building codes because the intent is safety but it does create a regulatory nightmare for startups to bring technology to the masses because of the testing fees associated with it.

I hope you ignore the posts that essentially argue that you adjust your goal because no body needs 400K+ per month to live a fulfilling life.

That single septic system services the entire park so the regulatory fun we are dealing with while we connect to city sewer could be mildly described as a nightmare.  

Ten years ago we had "warm body loans," if you had a "warm body" the banks would make you a loan. 

I agree, dratically trim the front hedge at least 1/2, Paint the garage door the same color as the body of the house the accent trim that's white could be done in contrast color.The body of the house looks like brick, I wouldn't paint that.Maybe new exterior lights by garage.Front door is hard to see. looks like it matches garage door..

My PM is saying that I would have to pay a set out fee which is having 4 able bodied men to actually move the stuff out the apartment and that is could cost up to $400+... my question tho is since the eviction was being filed for the rent in January, and I hadn't closed until the end of January, shouldn't it be the previous owners responsibility to get the tenant out???