You’ll also lose credibility with investors and brokers, miss deadlines, and become very frustrated with the entire process.Today I’m going to share that process with you to help you become more efficient in sourcing, bidding, and winning deals. 

If we don't have rent by our company's deadline, they get a pay-or-quit notice on the door. 

So my friends came in and got house for less than asking and no haggling since they had good money down and strong pre-approval... and seller was deadlines they couldn't push.Why not delay closing and put it out for back up offers and if one comes in that's strong go with it... but from the sounds of it, the appraisal is probably right price.

However, if you are pursuing legal action beyond this, it is best to consult with a lawyer to ensure you meet all necessary deadlines and requirements.I hope this information is helpful, and I wish you the best of luck in resolving this situation.

Those are things that would happen "ordinarily" with any tenant living in the rental.I highly recommend you read some books to educate yourself on the basics of security deposits and what can/can't be charged, as well as the deadlines for handling a deposit.

1st week of September is the deadline for year long leases.  

Didn't state any repayment guidelines or deadlines.

Couple of thoughts for first timers:- Deadlines: Keep these front of mind.

Without going into massive detail, we extended deadlines once and then needed to again, but by then they had found a back up offer. 

This will leave the rent short, which you then send a late notice, with deadline for payment, and assess late fee per the Rental Agreement.