I’ve had tenants for years around this area some pay on the first or the month on the second and some  pay on the third I do have a late charge per day after the first but I’ve learned on my multi families just go there on the fourth and get the rent and that way I only make one trip otherwise I’m coming back chasing everyone down people unfortunately people are creatures of habit as long as they pay every month I’m fine with that and unpaid late charges  just come out of security per their lease  But I do agree  a new tenant you need to lay down the expectations and what things are and if  is no late charge in your lease you need to amend the lease 

If it doesn't, just ask him to amend it to state that. 

So if it seems likely to be true, then tell him that and then tell him you will amend the lease to allow them to stay if they pay the additional water amount of $25/mo or whatever.I guess the other question is would you have rented to him if he'd have had a girlfriend with 2 kids?

As @Steven Hamilton II points out - if you got insurance money, it was reimbursed - and therefore can't be claimed as a casualty loss deduction.If your casualty happened in a federally declared disaster area you can apply the casualty loss to the previous year's tax return (by filing an amended return) and it might get some money in your hands sooner. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p547.pdfThe situation is continuing to unfold, so unless you were desperate, I'd wait.

Account Closed the article was written on Dec 5 and I believe the fed loosened their reigns on the number of rate bumps forecasted for 2019 after the 2 year and 5 year treasury inverted in mid Dec.I'd be interested to see the article rewritten or amended to account for the new guidance (I think they lowered from 4 bumps to only 2 for 2019). 

I believe you are a poser, bipolar and narcissistic (always claiming to be the best of the best, even though the contracts for both deals were riddled with errors we had to amend, which ended up being incredibly embarrassing, then telling me to 'fix it Marni').

@Raj Patel see if you can amend the purchase contract to show you as the buyer instead of the LLC.

They said yes (have to fill out a request), but this is what she said:ATTENTION: RCW 63.29.350 - AMENDED 2010 "FINDERS FEE'S"."

@William Clark under the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 landlords may be permitted to require proof of the need for a service or ESA this is very clear in the amendments to the 1968 law

Your agent should have you sign off on an "Amendment to Sales Price" and lowering the price of the house to the appraised amount and send that to the seller along with the appraisal.