It's like someone washes your car in your driveway, then rings your bell and say you owe them $100 for washing your car.  

They always have an argument..she has to wash clothes, they want money of their rent (we did give them $50 once because they refused a Saturday morning showing and we really needed the client to see it), and yesterday she sent me a text refusing showings for the next three days because they are going to finish moving.

the rest of the storyThat was only part of the equation but my FFE portion is a wash with my book value.I have worked out the deal so that most goes to building and land and the FFE is a washI started out in a duplex and have progressed over the years into flipping hotels.I do not want to do another hotel so I am giving a great deal to someone in order to get the 1031 to work in my favor 21% taxed instead of 33% and I can buy any building/land property.

Her excuse one time was she had to wash her clothes.

The one caveat is that if you have an executed lease you may be able to wash the payment but you won't get any positive credit for the rental income.

We go ahead and let this person view the property, and I check in with "cash buyer" to straighten if and when inspector is coming and who this guy was. He

Should be a wash but at least it limits your exposure to a abusive tenant.I am miring your pie chart!

The trap that I fell into was he claimed his name was Blain Bundy and we tried to do a background check on Blain Bundy :)  Only when we notarized the contract I saw that his name was Phillip

@Luke MillerAgreed, something is up but I'm sure it will come out in the wash. 

Steve you should mentor Washing State Investors.