1 - should be mutual/same cancellation terms for both parties2 - normal but if the property is transitioned with a resident/lease in place (i.e. not placed by the PM), I'd have them strike it or move on3 - first part is normal...2nd part is not and would be a deal breaker if they did not remove it

Which helped us strike for a better deal.

It is something I need to explore more since I’ve been striking out on market.

They are rising but still have room to strike out a good deal.

Or go to where the gold strike isn't yet popularly known, the value-add market, where is "next". 

They mainly focus on cases where there actually IS abuse, often on the part of a crappy Pgh landlord, usually one with multiple strikes against him, i.e., a history of pulling shady shenanigans. 

I've looked from time to time but have always wondered if anyone has used that to strike themselves a good deal.

Recruiters and contract companies will reach out to you for their clients. when they do strike up a conversation with them and see if they do business in your area a lot and if so have them call you directly when they need to find a place for their people

(See lines 97 - 110.)RIGHT TO CURE: Seller (shall)(shall not) STRIKE ONE have a right to cure the defects.

The kitchen was already down there though, and it didn’t strike me to move it until it was too late.