That being said, I acknowledge “you get what you pay for.”Recommendations don’t have to be local to the Nashville area but are obviously welcomed.

I have already issued estoppel agreements for them to sign and for the owner to review, also the owner is going to get the renters who broke their lease to sign an acknowledgement that they will not receive their deposit back. 

I ended up responding saying that the wife's mother has to sign the lease to acknowledge that she understands the rules listed on the lease agreement.

Acknowledge and accept that your lack of attention to the property made the problem bigger and try to work out a deal with the tenant.

Go ahead and market the place, but get a written acknowledgement that he will be responsible for marketing (and holding) costs until the lease is fulfilled.

The only condition on raising money from these people would be a "risk acknowledgement form" is signed by them before hand.

Even Zillow themselves acknowledge that the Zestimates they list with properties have an error rate.Read about it here:http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/la-fi-h...

In acknowledgment of this change, the waiting period prior to a cash-out refinance transaction has been clarified in the Selling Guide.

Last but not least she acknowledged in writing that she is on a month to month lease.Suffice to say this doesn’t impress me as the new owner and she’ll be getting a three day notice posted on her door on Saturday if she doesn’t have the entire $650 by end of day tommorow.I say all this because you have verbal info from your (about to be) tenants but you want something written so they can’t come back to you later and claim something different.

@Matthew Baltzell first off I wanna acknowledge the Zig Ziglar quote lol.