I verbally told him I was leaving when the lease was going to terminate around Dec. 8th.He said that the fixed-term lease automatically goes month-to-month unless I tell him, even though this is not in the contract.This is what the contract says and it contradicts itself:"The Rental Agreement will start Dec. 16th, 2012 and will be a one-year rental agreement.

Heck, if you do not mind me installing a keyless entry, I would build a web site for the property, pay for listing and handle all bookings and automatically email you every booking agreement as well as give you access to a web based system so you can see the details of all the costs involved in your property for 10% :)!

Title is NOT automatically cleared, the tax lien is simply in first position so you can probably recover your investment when that happens, but the mortgage liens are NOT.

@Joel Owens unfortunately in the City of Chicago the laws are such the tenants can get automatic delays.

-liabilities being anything that reduces wealth (ie. boats, cars)Pay yourself first: (David Bach has some good personal finance books in which he stresses this point - I may be mixing up Bach and Kiyosaki)- Put aside a portion of your income as soon as you get it (ie. automatic transfer the day you get a paycheck) so that you guarantee a portion of your income is saved and learn to live on the rest.

Depending on what it was they automatically expire after a certain amount of time or you can request to have them removed after a certain amount of time.

If you choose to have the listing agent write your offer just Remember that this does not automatically make him your Realtor.

The prequal with credit and automatic underwriting approval would be sufficient.

Prior evictions or history of late payments will mean automatic rejection.

Yes, if you bought there, you're automatically part of the association...it's not optional.