Almost reminds me of the surge in lien investing.

I have a situation developing that I need advice on.Single family home, lease is expiring, tenant is scheduled to move out end of this month.I didn't even advertise online, just put a for rent sign in the yard last week and already have 5 people called me expressing interest to rent.I called tenant and spoke to him to schedule a move out inspection, where he would also surrender his keys, I will need his new physical address, and I reminded him about turning off water, electric, cable TV etc...He said no problem, BUT...the fireworks and his boat will need another week or two.He has parked a sailboat on the property.

This is an amazing clause, it will save you $2-300 year per unit, and on super-ball Sunday night when you get a call/text that toilet is not working you just remind them they are free to call anyone :)

If you have a listing agent on your side, they need to remind the buyers agent that these things may not be issues that they can contractually use to back out.

Just remind you of the investment analysis principle, "sunk cost".If you wouldn't buy the home for $350-$400K, then you should sell it. 

As a salesperson most of my adult life, I know that people hate to be sold, so I don't do it.I always ask for their name last so that I will remember it and I immediately put a reminder in my phone of their name, where I met them and the time.

What justification...It reminds me of how difficult it has become to fire state employees even when they do horrible things..Feels like government needs to get out of the way and return peoples rights.

I get silly phone calls and usually take care of them all while reminding myself they are paying me over $12,000 a year to pay for the house and repair it while my wealth grows.

We had to tell our lender that and remind them again after the included the funding fee anyways. 

I'm starting this post as a constant reminder to myself, that I WILL get that first deal done, and as a tracker of my progress.