The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

G'Day Elvin,I could write so much here but will just let it be.I suggest staying very hands on and super super diligent.Keep us posted on the performance of your portfolio.Wishing you the best

This is the 1st time ever I am writing on any such forum!

Wow, thank you everyone for the great advice and the time you took to write it. 

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That said, IF you were to enter into an agreement with the tenant for services, it needs to be in writing and signed by the tenant.

Maybe if it was furnished as STR they you might have $50,000 or whatever to write off. 

Write the tenant a warning.

If it's not in writing it never happened!

The feedback I usually get is that buyers wanted to assume the loan but the process was lengthy and complicated, and buyers eventually moved on leaving the seller with no equity and option to sell other than writing a fat check at the closing table since they had to continue to lower their price.