Well in that case he can just sit there with his dough in escrow and wait it out.. you will need to check the nuances of NY contract law on this.. cant really tell you myself.. but if they do cancel and EM is returned then yes your out of contract and no one is obligated to either party.NOW one out of the box thought is..you split the baby down the middle.come back and say HEY this is taking forever .. why don't I leave 50k in escrow  while you work it all out and just realase the 350k so I can at least put it in a money market account..

Erik Kuhi Sounds “turnkey” and “vacation rental” had a baby 😁 The property management fees are almost always gruesome.

I don’t know their work plans after the baby comes.

BRRRR Baby!!

The carpet is close to 5 years but the damage is made by tenant's baby sitter which is not normal wear and tear and there are 2 spots (< 1 sq ft), so I am not sure if should charge the fee to replace the whole carpet of the 1 bedroom or just the spot...

My only initial concern is the amount of people coming and going/upsetting neighbors potentially with babies crying.Should I be worried about anything else?

Hi:Pretty sure my excellent tenants have a new baby, in addition to their toddler.

We have a baby on the way and it's crazy how motivating that can be to get my act together, haha!

Assuming no issues, the park is a glorified baby-sitting job.

She won't want to move either just before or just after having the baby so they will likely stay for a few more months.