The tenant just does not know the laws or they do know the laws and think they can bluff their way forward.As a landlord you really need to know the laws as some tenants will really work you over otherwise.

I came in at $3500 in Red Oak, including hinges, drawer faces and pulls.My kitchen below is oak. 45 linear feet. 36 doors, 18 drawers.

They have a 3 color variety machined oak 2.5in wide hardwood for $1.78 an sf before the coupons.

All I did was rip out the carpet to show the beautifuly preserved T&G oak floor, took off the paneling and repaired some of the plaster, done. :)So if you are an investor, LOOK for the shag carpet and panelling hahahahha.

Accidentally sprayed the small oak tree I had planted from an acorn three years earlier.

I talked to the case worker again and they said at this point because the eviction is imminent it would not matter if the tenant had someone pay the 2,500 on her behalf and would not affect her case.So I will call her bluff and she will pay or I will throw her out.I will update what happens.

I love working with Glen Oaks Escrow in Glendale.

He might call your bluff :)2.)

Just give them the facts, contract price, your fee, conditions on the contract, don;t bluff or lie.

I kept hearing people saying when in a REO situation, if the bank came back with a "HIGHEST AND BEST OFFER IN 24 HOURS", presumably in a multiple offer situation...that you could offer them $1 or $100 or $500 OVER the highest offer - provided that they can show you that there is a genuine offer for that amount.Not to mention you are at the mercy of a crazy buyer who is willing to overpay...unless you have a built in contingency that gives you an out.I assume if you are willing to do that, you are really calling them bluff.