If this happens, new people won’t be able to get vouchers, and landlords may have fewer potential tenants to rent to.

That neighborhood is buzzing with potential-young professionals, trendy developments, and a rental market that’s always in demand.

Is it overkill for a potential non-problem?

Did they discover something that was going to potentially cost more than they thought?

Because you sign a lease with a poorly written clause, you still have to abide by it, and trying to get out of a legal lease will cost you at least your deposit...if not potentially more. 

We still have to disclose that I'm a licensed broker but the offer coming through another agent puts a layer of insulation between us that makes sellers a little more comfortable.Finally, I like seeing my agent get paid.

Over 1 month with 124 Zillow potential tenant contacts, the property manager report showed no leads from Zillow and couldn't find tenants.

Quote from @Tanner Martillo: Hi BP Community,I’m evaluating a potential investment property in Cincinnati, Ohio, and would love to get your insights!

He didn't have much downside in terms of potential losses, and I could be somewhat passive and protected legally (he owned the building site etc. and took care of liability). 

Quote from @Preet Sekhon: Just wanted to flag something potentially impactful for real estate investors: it looks like 100% bonus depreciation might be making a comeback next year.