Your now-removed post praising syndicattitions as an answer to maintaining privacy in direct real estate transactions is what inspired my comments.While I'm sure your investors were disappointed with the deals that are on hold your record is better and more extensive than i thought it would be.

Due to my ex-tenants misusing the washer and dryer, I decided to remove them.Initially, we listed the unit at $1200 (I know it's on the high end).

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I have since removed that in hopes of extending the battery life. 

We can usually get used stoves for about $200-$220 including delivery, install, and removal of the old stove.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

Adding an egress window in the basement - making it a LEGAL bedroom - Cleaning it up and removing the coy pond that did nothing but breed mosquitoes - painting the siding to give it a fresh new look What was the outcome?

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If you were trying to remove this tenant from your property, would you:Give 30 days notice that you're not renewing his lease next month and ask him to leave? 

I bet your agent is doing their best but maybe take the listing off and try FSBO or meet a few more agents and see if they can suggest a different approach.I'm gonna probably do that, I will leave my listing active until end of the month or mid April and then either, remove and relist as FSBO or find another agent to give fresh approach.next, i would consider MTR in the interim, it might be better to have it cashflow and cover some of your expenses like HML and holding costs. while keeping the listing active.