He is under no obligation - legally or morally - to maintain low rent just so these ladies can avoid moving.

-I like the idea of Scottsdale because the vibrant social scene and baseball stadiums (I'm a male in my 20s and SF Giants fan)-I am looking for a single family home (3-4 beds + pool)-Ideally would like to keep budget under $500k and from what I've seen that is not very doable in Scottsdale, but seems obtainable in Chandler-I've heard Mesa is a dirtier more crime ridden town (which I don't understand if its in between Scottsdale and Chandler)Morale of the story is I know nothing about AZ and want to invest in a place i wouldn't mind living, but with great rental potential.

Plenty of pro's still find good deals on the MLS @Robin Morales, it depends on what your criteria is or what's a good deal to you.If you are simply trying to buy a SFH at 70% ARV, be patient and prepared to invest a lot of time networking with wholesalers is another route.For the DIY approach - drive for dollars, look for yards with grass uncut, code violations from the city, or get a list from listsource or pull your own through PropertyRadar and start mailing or calling the owners.Good luck!

If they have applied for the utility elsewhere, they may be able to motivate them.You also need to figure out exactly what is required to avoid this predicament with your next tenant.

I work with a wholesale brokerage that operates extremely similar and my 2 cents is that no matter what company- it comes down to the individual person that you are working with and their moral compass.

Moral of story, leave as is.

I have been in this predicament a time or two. 

But, even if they would help you, why would you want your real estate agent to be contractually, morally, legally, and ethically bound to represent the best interests of the seller?

The interesting thing is that this is in a hot condo/townhome complex...moral of the story: sometimes listings slip through the cracks, even in a strong market!

The reward; I should be able to charge $300/mo more.My questions to the forum:I would welcome any advice you can give me on how to word the letter.I would also welcome any other thoughts on my predicament (other than chastising me for not raising rents 😊), or perhaps some insight on something I may have missed.Has anyone been in this particular scenario before?