In my state, the LANDLORD is obligated to make a good faith effort to find a replacement tenant and once that tenant is in place that old tenant no longer owes past that point.

this is not convential lending were there are RULES about good faith estimates.. there are not rules in private lending.

They can also be more taxing when you haven’t dealt with those types of situations before or frequently.Keep the faith – not necessarily in this property or even in being a landlord at all - just in that there is always opportunity and every moment is a new moment.

I love USD and intend to remain faithful!

While we are at it: I also ask to remove anything about the 6% broker fee if selling to the tenant in the future, no matter how unlikely it may seem or what NAR lawsuits may bring in the future - if you don’t agree with something, ask to change/remove it, in good faith, before entering into the business relationship.

Saw something here on BP as well: Ep. 293 Are You a Fearful or Faithful “What If” Person?

*Keep a journal of my progress, and keep my REI journey in line and prioritized appropriately with my faith, my family, and my W2 job (Not planning to quit my day job any time soon).My goals for the rest of the year:*Keep doing the daily work*Continue to invest in education (Not spending $$$$ on the national gurus.

Communication has been a major issue, and I'm finding it difficult to get timely updates or clear answers from them.Given these challenges, I am losing faith in their ability to manage the property effectively and am seriously considering switching to a new property manager.Has anyone experienced similar issues?

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Once you have a contract to buy you have 30 days to close it, and your contract should be enforceable in court (that's another reason you should not do anything illegally, so that you can bring other party to court and enforce the term of the contract if they act in bad faith). 4.