When tenant decides to move, and gives 30 day notice, you should insist on 3rd or 4th day of the month because Section 8 will give you full 30 days even though end is 3rd or 4th day of the month.Not sure if it is true.

After talking with my realtor, family, etc. they all insisted I back out.

Something doesn't add up.Especially if this is your first investment, insist that the house be vacant when you close, or move on to another deal.

A buyers agent should give their buyer good feedback on the likelihood of an offer succeeding but should always present an offer for their buyer if the buyer insists.

As a landlord, if I found myself in a situation where my tenants were setting up a daycare, I would consult with an attorney and insist that any clients sign a release of liability waiver.

He insists, since I do not have a primary home, that I do not take many loans.

Then we got fed up and insisted they pay for it themselves... guess what?

In fact, I insist on year renewals (not month-to-month after initial year expiration); 60 day move out notices (so I can market the property for $50-$100 more during the first 30 days; then $25-$50 more during the final thirty days).

If licensing is something you're going to insist upon, have them show you proof of insurance good for the foreseeable future, and look up their license.

But I didn't have a problem from the lender.The lender did insist on estimates for all work from 2 different general contractors before closing though.