Frankly, I'd be pissed that the Seller's Agent contacted you about this WITHOUT showing you (a) how the calculations were completed with an explanation of how they arrived at the "overestimated" property tax credit and (b) the new and allegedly correct calculations with an explanation of how they arrived at the correct property tax credit.IF you were represented by an Agent in the transaction, the Seller's Agent should not have contacted you directly.In Illinois, if you were my Client, the Seller's Agent would never contact you if you had an attorney at closing.I don't mean to be rude but I hate it when people like this Agent makes a statement that you owe her Client $$$ but she can't give you the amount and she doesn't really know that you should actually pay it, which is why she hasn't explained it to you.Personally, I would email her back with an "email my agent" or "email the title company" message and then wait, so that you don't do all the work trying to find out what this is all about.AND don't agree to anything as there are a lot of variables involved, which will probably include the Seller predicting that a tax rate will change or the assessed value will change (perhaps not since I am unfamiliar with Texas property tax procedures). 

:@Karl Krentzel you have devoted way to much time to this convo lol and have blown up my keyword alerts haha  LOL... sorry about that.. just hate seeing people who AREN'T Agents, or REO Brokers answer questions so confidently whilst lacking a basic knowledge of Sales... much less the finer distinctions that are Ethics as well as REO Procedures...

When you have a couple with both names on a lease, and one person moves out, what is the procedure?

We have an early termination procedure that we've used a few times in the past for tenants and that's much better than just hoping someone figures out how to come up with all of the rent.

Syndication investments can’t be publicly advertised unless the sponsor follows specific procedures, not the least of which is restricting the offering to only accredited investors.

The projected ROI is at best number 3, and is so often over projected, mis calculated, and based on tenuous assumptions that it needs to be recalculated by someone familiar with “forensic” accounting procedures to be believed at all.

We also got to know them and their businesses, and proactively offered our expertise to help improve their operations - my husband and I both come from corporate careers in the NYC advertising industry, so marketing, advertising and customer service are our specialties - we studied their business and put together a new marketing strategy and investor relations guidelines/procedures, which we presented to them (we helped them implement the marketing strategy and hire a full time investor relations manager too). 

We publish the trash days and procedure and leave it to the guest to follow.

HelloI think that both procedures are of great importance since they allow to define the relationship with the guest and to evaluate their stay.

Very, very bad and expensive.You should follow the legal procedures for non-payment while checking on the above.