You need to do an assessment on asbestos and lead based paint for this home before you do anything with it - the materials were completely uncontrolled until HUD began overseeing construction of these in 1976.Also have someone get under the home and look at the wooden trusses and frame to make sure it's in good shape and serviceable - many times these will be bent from multiple moves and the floors may seem wavy and unable to level them out.  

I walked it and my dream came true, old green carpet duct taped where it was wearing through to the 60's  concrete underneath .We stood out in the hallway chatting with the landlords and a couple college kids that were there to see it also.. 

She attempted to get me to go down to $950 and take care of the lawn but I stood with my original offer.  

In addition, the landlord can limit the number of persons who may occupy the unit, by stating this limit clearly on the lease.It would probably help if responses could be categorized under "opinion" or "fact" based on the law, so that answer seekers knew where they stood.  

It's not like I stood around and watched someone build a house on my property. 

Judging from the butts I spent ONE HOUR picking up yesterday my now-departed tenants stood in the doorways to smoke and then tossed the butts into the grass, the landscaped beds, holly bushes, and just about anywhere else you can imagine. 

Me: Once they've stood me up without notifying me they must cancel, that's it. 

The evidence and law was on my side, I stood my ground. 

The answer was that he had stood upon a large block of ice which had melted. 

They also agreed to let me show the place to new tenants with a 48-hour notice.When I replied telling them they were in violation of the lease agreement and they'd accrue daily late fees they stood adamant in not paying rent.