You send them...whatever sum (mine was $XXX.00 almost $1,000.00!!!!!!!)

Box XXXVancouver, WA  XXXXX(XXX) XXX-XXXXTenant: ____________________________________________________________Rental Unit Address: _________________________________________________The tenant returned possession of the premises (as stated above) to the landlord on the date of ____________________ and attests that they have returned ALL sets of keys to the landlord.The tenant attests they have removed from the property all personal belongings.If anything was left by the tenant and later found, it shall be stored and/or disposed of by the landlord as per law.Security Deposit: As per the lease agreement and as required by law (RCW 59.18.280) within twenty-one (21) days after the termination of the rental agreement and vacation of the premises or the landlord’s learning that the property has been abandoned, the landlord shall mail to the tenant’s last known address a full and specific statement of the basis for retaining any of the deposit together with the payment of the refund due the tenant under the terms and conditions of the rental agreement.The tenant paid a security deposit of ___________, which will be considered for this purpose.New address provided by tenant: ______________________________________Telephone provided by tenant: _________________________________________Landlord Signature & DateTenant Signature & Date

I think either way a contractor is going to say its about $xxx/sq ft.

Please let me know if this opportunity is feasible and feel free to text or call at Xxx-618-8Xx99 for more details, if you're interested.

Just state you're shopping for a home and need a pre-approval for xxx amount. 

This just gives me the security that I don't have to come up with $XXX,XXX at a certain point in time.

The only "disadvantage" to replacing just half of the roof is that if you're not doing it yourself, it may cost more. ie, xxx amount to change half then a few years later xxx amount to replace the other half may total more than doing both sides at once.

So adding it to a listing’s square footage is … well, shady IMO unless it is stated separately as something like “finished basement is an additional xxx sq ft”.

They could set a highest and best offer by XXX date,, Either decide to submit a above ask now.. with time limit or keep looking. they weren't interested enough to take your first offer and 5 K difference wasn't a huge insult,, I'd present $2500 to 4 grand over ask and see what they do.

If for whatever reason you're not going to do that, then you either 1) come up with some sort of 'partnership' agreement (pre-nup) that says it's 50-50 up until you split, and then the house is either sold or you have to 'buy out' her equity as of the date of the split within XXX amount of time.