@Aaron Rodante did you confuse BP with a dating app?

As of the date of your post, you have violated California law by failing to mail an estimated or final disposition within 21 days of move-out.

Also, the seller wants me to set the closing date on the contract to June 28th instead of our original closing date, which was August 17th, because she wants to receive the money in a timely manner to pay her back taxes.

SFRs are different, but if a tenant is up to date via estoppels, let it ride.

. : $90,000ARV: $220,000-250,000CLOSING DATE: July 24, 20241,594 sqft living space 6969.6 sqft lotRoof/Ceiling: Damage from recent tornado.

My Rental PIS date will be August 1, 2024.

I accepted the 2.5 week wait because as a rookie I was worried I might not get someone else--the next day I had to turn down someone who would have moved in on our "available" date. 

I used to try and limit the customer's time talking with me on the jobsite....I pointed out to them that jobsite progress slowed down when they showed up, and started chatting with everyone, and that the project completion date was going to be pushed back.

here are some things I personally did on my last one (which didn't appraise, so I sold it):-the demo-cleaning out junk in the garage dating back to the 1950s-mowing the lawn when it got 0.1" past the neighbors' liking-called 37 contractors to get 3 bidshttps://www.zillow.com/homedetails/108-Ellsworth-Ave-Elizabe...

I finally paid a guy $2K to empty it and clean it up a bit and sold it through a wholesaler for $10000 to a young, big-talking investor from out-of-town who was positive that all he needed was some basic repairs (that he confidently told me he knew all about).To date, that property is still under renovation.