Hi @Todd Ashley,That is a sticky situation. 

(Accountants, lawyers) While, they are not as sticky as a local, we have found them to be excellent tenants. 

@Marc Rice thank you very much.

Investor situations can get sticky, and I personally feel more comfortable knowing an attorney is overseeing the transaction.

What I do think is sticky is "not" charging an app fee but then hitting a tenant with a admin fee at move-in.

you can potentially run into very sticky situations with disclosures were you to sell that place We’re you to call the board of contractors and tell them about the situation, he would most likely be dead meat.. they would most likely decide he absolutely did not perform in a workman like manner, and if it progressed to legal suit, the judge would see his board found him guilty of wrong doing and rule in your favor That being said....

Plumbing: 10% tenant's responsibility and 90% of landlord responsibility....I listed 1 and 2 because if tenant does not put sticky thing into dishwasher or drain, 1 and 2 should not happen. 

I put together a personal financial statement together today and if I live on beans and rice for the next few months, I should be able to save about $10,000 for a down payment this summer.

Hey Victoria, Sorry you're in a sticky situation.

You need to be very transparent with the owner of the property because the situation could get very sticky fast if they do not know what you are doing.