I probably just need a ton of moral support.... and wine....

Hello all, I will soon be in this predicament and would like to know what the BP Community thinks...Do you think that if I have $6,000 for marketing to wholesale I should...A.

Hello all, I will soon be in this predicament and would like to know what the BP Community thinks...Do you think that if I have $6,000 for marketing to wholesale I should...

Hey everyone, my niece and sister are in a predicament and I'm not quite sure what the answer is:So, my niece just signed a lease for an apartment and she apparently initially never told the management company that she had two cats and apparently the property manager never asked her if she had pets.After a week or two I think she made it aware to the manager that she had two cats, so I think, the manager essentially said, "Ok" and sent her the pet agreement addendum which equates to $100 per month per pet extra in rent and a $450 non-refundable deposit. 

Hence, I cancelled the contract and stopped payment on my DD check (they did not cash it yet).Now, for the moral of this long story. 1) Do not trust either the disclosure nor what a seller says.

The tenant will refuse to report maintenance because they don't want to pay the $60 deductible.As a Landlord, you are legally and morally responsible for maintaining the home.

Moral of the story you should find a way to buy your cousin's houses from him

Moral of the story: Just do what feels right and figure the rest of the nitty gritty later!

If they operate legally and morally, there should be no issue. 

Hope you make the right (legal and moral) decision.