Of course, if the reporting tenant is overly sensitive or has unrealistic expectations of social interaction, then the credibility of the report may be low. 

Hey Sejin, I’m a local broker and airbnb investor (100+ properties managed)There are numerous benefits to selling with a realtor, the average sale price is close to 15% higher than FSBO, and a good broker will help with the sensitive disclosures and paperwork associated with transacting a property. 

I do feel bad they are losing their home, and want to be sensitive to their situation, (and would like them to not trash the place.) what are the requirements for the cash, do they just have to get the big stuff?

So leave the sensitive stuff for later (if ever—it’s not customary to provide that stuff in equity transactions and your debt folks are going to want current stuff or to run it themselves).Since you have experience, flaunt it.

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Hi,We have an alleged encroachment that we suspect is over 20 years old on a property we are trying to sell/close on here very quickly in the Denver metro area. Does anyone have suggestions on an attorney to work with...

I looked at one where I feel comfortable bidding 59% of what HUD is asking due to the water damage in the basement (I couldnt see mold but I'm pretty sensitive to it and could definitely smell it -- was very strong and I suffered from some congestion for 2-3 hours after being in the basement)HUD has not disclosed the mold (unsure if the PM company missed it or their inspections were performed before the basement flooded -- guessing it only got 1-2" of water in it) however it was in the house long enough the humidity warped some of the flooring upstairs and warped the door going down to the basement -- however I did not see or smell any signs of mold upstairs so feel for the most part comfortable buying the house.Am I wasting my time submitting a bid 59% of what HUD is asking?  

They're less price sensitive so you could charge a fair price for yours services and then invest the money you make in your own properties.

I'm trying to be sensitive towards the other unit at the duplex paying the market price currently and what it looks like renewing with them.

I'm female, I'm sensitive, I'm somewhat introverted... is it possible I'm just not cut out for landlording, or are there good tricks for riding above the storms?