The estoppel is a form filled out by the tenant, then confirmed by the Landlord, and then accepted by the Buyer.

We just passed something similar in New York capping rent increases to 5%+CPI (although local municipalities have the option to accept or not). 

., just a couple thoughts.When I was shopping loans for larger properties, the lenders I was talking to would have accepted a signed Property management agreement as the "experience".  

This is to train your tenants that late payments are not acceptable practice.

They didn't accept.

PM's I have vetted so far: Solid Rock (Tina) said they do not accept properties build before 2000 at this time. 

Avoid most IKEA products (though I do have a couple of bookshelves that have stood the test of time).

We are constantly testing and looking to improve our site navigation to make it easier for folks to find what they are looking for, but there is limited space on each page so we don't always get it right. 

I have 2 classes left before I can test.

The is the basis that SC is using to go after wholesalers at the moment - passing a "ban" that's murky at best and then daring the attorneys to test it.