If insurance doesn't protect the tenant, then you should at least forgive them any rent charges for the duration.

@Ananth Subramanian who's training who here and who's in charge?

If you move out early, the landlord can charge a fee even if you find an acceptable replacement tenant.

Also plan to sell your primary every 2 years if it has appreciated so you can maximize the up-to $250,000 tax-free profit while you are young and can move that frequently.

When working on a project, like the basement finish project I'm just completing, I do refer to this book frequently. 

They just charge you top prices and then they wanna hire drug addicts to work in your house for 100/day. 

I won't be charging him any rent, he will just pay for the utilities used for that period. 

I was told by an associate of mine that they were charged an additional $15,000 at closing due to a "title fee" on top of the ones you listed.

Despite the mess I was in, she stepped in and took charge of selling my property with absolute professionalism.

This year we had a heat pump cleaning, testing refrigerant charge (didn't need any added) and a capacitor replacement, bill was $157.05, factor I consider are the age of the existing unit, if it needed a charge, potential leak, cost of refrigerant (over the years there have been many varients of the type of refrigerant).