I see your point that maybe it should have been more clearly spelled out as "lease breaking fee is XXX" and not just generically stated.

If I were selling, I would rather give a $XXX credit at close than go through the hassle and debate on whether or not it's necessary.You can always say no to the buyer if your deal is tight.

Actually paying for the moving van, security deposit, things like that as opposed to handing a seller $XXX.

If someone shows you they rank for term "xxx" and they don't have to do any more SEO, I want to see their Search Console (Webmaster tools) report that shows that the terms actually brings in traffic.

You have a specific amount of time to return the deposit after they move out, per state law.I would also contact the attorneys involved and let them know the property manager was holding $XXX for a tenant's security deposit, and see how they are proceeding with claims.

this offer does not meet our appraisal....we will close the file, but reopen with an offer that should be at least XXX...."

Good points, but again, let's change this up a little....you go to a car dealer and say you're looking for a Prowler, and you'll pay up to XX,XXX bucks for it.

I assumed that would already take place...But yea, I am running a business and feel no compulsion to let this go.

What works the best are HANDWRITTEN signs, yellow with fat black marker.Houses wanted -WE BUY HOUSESCASH OR TERMSFAST OFFER 24 Hoursxxx-xxx-xxxx

If tenants leave early they pay you $X,XXX.