I imagine medical insurance would be quite costly.

I imagine that if the tenant pays up ASAP the judge will cancel the eviction.

I imagine you might have apply one of the proration options if required by TX law, which ever one most favors the tenant.

Because, as you might imagine, a tenant turnover will cost considerably more than $225, but as @Thomas S. mentioned, the actual insulation bill for an attic will be considerably more than $225.Go to www.homewyse.com (I love this website by the way), select "Installation", then, "insulate attic" and see that their rough estimate range is from $1.59 to $3.08 psf (labor and materials), but then it depends on whether they are insulation batts, or blown in type insulation.In any case, if the existing attic insulation is inadequate, then maybe this "upgrade" might be warranted, regardless of how long the tenant has been there. 

Commercial, as you can imagine, is always tougher in the smaller rural areas (commercial location not significant in my mind these days, I'll elaborate more another time).

@Jim K.What blows my mind is this was flat paintCould you imagine if it was gloss

Originally posted by @Brian Adams:There are usually a lot of attorneys and title companies involved in wholesaling....I don't think all those professionals would risk their credentials if what they were participating in was illegal.Like everyone said, look up your local laws as they are different in all 50 states but as long as you are following the language in the contract the seller has signed you should be fine.If it says don't market, don't market, if it says no assignment, don't assign...if that's the case, get a new contract.I can't imagine any attorney ever advising their client how to break the law without getting caught.

Can’t imagine they’d leave over $100...

@Nicole Heasley Now you have to figure out if the references he gave you are legitimate or figments of his imagination. 

I would imagine the extra service life would justify the cost increase over carpet.