Worst scenario he says tenants will be out by February, but most likely Jan 1.3)  Or the tenants may decide to fight against the increase, saying that it's an unconscionable increase.  

It seems like he is really fighting to get an listings, so if there is a way to reduce this problem a bit, I am sure I would do quite well.Thanks!

Sooner or later they will understand they can't keep fighting with their lender.  

She has overall maintained the house fairly well.The house was last assessed in 2014 and came in right around $102k (tax office appraised it higher but my family help fight for a lower assessment). 

Bruce has been in the trenches for a long time and now his sons are also fighting the good fight so they have TONS of real market actionable experience.

@Javier Marchena  The market will fight you on charging a larger deposit in several ways. 

If they go through the process and the dog is cleared, you will have to decide whether it is worth fighting to keep the unit pet free, at which point you would need a lawyer.

It probably isn't worth the fight, but may be the leverage you need to get him to comply.

You should absolutely discuss what should happen if you get into a fight and end up not speaking to each other - stranger things have happened no matter how long you have known them.It sounds like this would be a short-term living arrangement, and you would each own the half you started out with.

A lien we intended to fight & eventually won.