That screams that the main units do not work.

We would have still moved forward with the purchase, but a week ago the current tenant asked me about it, indicating her kids are screaming and pointing at night--which is some spooky stuff.

Now we have lost our $15k earnest deposit as we are outside of the 45 day due diligence (seller kicked the signing forward a week because he was on a cruise- I could just SCREAM!!)

I own the property so no owner screaming in my ear at least haha.I would love to hear 3 quick tips to help me avoid some mistakes in this process.

The guy's daughters were yelling, screaming, crying and slapping him in the face.I suggest you make an attempt to speak to them about cash-for-keys, but also initiate eviction proceedings.

When they come screaming for their stuff, I tell them they have to pay everything owed, including my cost of moving and storage.

Which in my opinion, is a healthier housing market for all.Side note for all those who still scream a housing market crash: In the last FIVE recessions, we have only seen housing prices decrease TWICE.

These posts scream “give me a call!”

Let's see what she does when the units need serious repairs, like roof/plumbing/electrical upgrades/code retrofits.....It's not possible to build a decent CapEx fund at those rental rates.She'll whine and scream about the unfairness of it all and expect the taxpayers (us) to bail her out.

It wasn't the screaming deal we thought it was.