It might be a value-add for prospective tenants to know there is a mechanism in place to leave early.

So the prospects walked away. 

Looking for some advice/guidance on whether or not to pull the trigger on a prospective duplex.

With Tenant Turner, we can set specific requirements that prospective tenants need to meet before they’re approved to request a showing—such as rent-to-income ratio, pet policies, and other key criteria.

I have decided not to make guesses about prospective tenant's future behavior.

When I did some research on a few properties, they’re buying the houses at 20% of the same price (that’s presented to the prospective investors) and do some renovations and offer them at 4-5 times the original purchase price.

The property's quick-sale prospects aligned with our strategy for fast, profitable flips.

I am getting nervous over potential issues with the house or the loan options, and the prospect of either being pushed into a bad deal or losing $50k in a nano second.

Option 3 may sound tempting to you, but before considering that route I would interview prospective property managers and house-cleaning services in the area you are considering.

If this is becoming common in certain areas, do you think it might deter a significant percentage of potential guests?