I can't imagine any renter leaves it clean enough to move in a renter right behind without decent cleaning it unless you had a diligent renter that paid for a cleaning.You could add a clause in your lease stating a charge for cleaning upon move out if you insist that the renter cover the expense.

But I insisted that I would renovate the property one way or another, even though it was clear at that point that the project could only be unprofitable.

Obviously, we are insisting that the seller take care of this however, I would love feedback on how you would go about it. 

One alleged instance was when another tenant was getting ready for work and the challenging tenant insisted on discussing a matter right there and then.2.

It's possible that the tenant may be more willing to cooperate once they understand the potential consequences of not taking action.However, if the tenant insists on not allowing the repairs to be done, it may be necessary to consult with a legal professional to understand the specific tenant rights and regulations in your area.

Never send money in advance for their fee's  NEVER. thats a huge red flag that they are just out for fees and are fake lenders.2. bad or not really good written english .. on the phone they sound like they are off shore ( which they are ).3. rates  lower than market most of the fake lenders will advertise 5% rate that does not exist.4. insisting you pay for mortgage insurance  there is NO mortgage insurance on PML HML loans does not exist.While NMLS registered and state licensed is a good way to vet a lender keep in mind only 12 states require it.

Everything I see in the IRS instructions points to partnerships and K-1s can definitely show up under Rental Real Estate Activities With Active Participation, but I have a CPA who is insisting anything from a K-1 is always always always recorded under All Other Passive Activities only.

With no insurance, it’s probably our biggest risk, but nothing we could insist on and remain competitive.

But I am a devote ANTI Facebook person.My industry insists that I avoid social media and many of my peers have proven to me why.

I also understand the sellers attorney is the one to draft the mortgage and note by standard definition.but is it standard for the buyer to cover that fee then if the seller insist on using only his attorney?