Maybe even try to see if they are Certified with xxx manufacturer, and that will add an extra 5-10yrs of warranty to the job as well! 

@Jack FaysashThis post should help with putting context around the forthcoming answers "I pay my CPA $xxx"  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/998718-explained-how-cpas-charge-you-and-why

@Diana Costta if Rentometer is telling you the property is worth $XXX, then see if they'll rent it from you.You're basing expectations on a computer algorithm.

I would also tell them if they could move sooner, you will give them $xxx for their moving expenses.

One of the paragraphs in his contract states, "In consideration of the services to be provided to me/us, here after referred to as the insured, by “xxx Public Adjuster”, here after referred to as the adjuster, the insured agrees to assign 10% percent of the whole amount of all losses recovered and damages, received by the adjustment process, appraisal, mediation, litigation or otherwise determined.

ELT fee=early least termination feeTo calculate the fee, I add $XXX to the rent.

When I've occasionally run into non-communication about missing/partial rent payments, I usually send/leave one last message like, "I have contacted you X times about the overdue $XXX for May's rent, with no response. 

Probably a side effect of your compulsive need to respond to every post on this website. 

Example:"Dear XXX,I am the new owner of the property at 123 Straight Street.

Capex is all about taking the top of the market potential proforma rent for a unit (2brs will rent for x,xxx) and look at the subject property and determine how much per unit it will take to get there.