I think it's absolutely ridiculous to watch someone like a hawk because they are labeled a felon.If Martha Stewart decided to completely redesign your properties for free do you think tenants would be upset with that felon roaming around your property unattended?

You would likely be very upset if renters damaged the improvements you made and if you rent it longer than the 2-in-5-year condition for the tax-free gains, you'll end up paying taxes on the large profit when you do sell.

I asked her to let me know about a week ago when she had talked to them, but haven't heard back.They are a younger couple and were upset early on because I would not let them paint (blues, purples, oranges), they've been paying on time but haven't heard anything + or - from them since then so it could go either way.

Hope Ken isn't upset with me, but that's the way it is, January 10th, 2014. :) (LOL)

What would worry me is if one tenant or someone else gets upset and uses this against you?

The bank checks we write for upset bids are written to and processed by the clerk of court, not the trustee.Part of the foreclosure process involves a hearing (NCGS 45-21.16) to allow the court to see the facts.

Agreeing on a price, then raising that price, can upset tenants...obviously right?

I was upset and left.

Also, some other considerations: Did you rehab it with higher end appliances & fixtures, custom finishes geared toward attracting better buyers, or is it more renter-friendly (average for the area & won't upset you too much if/when renters damage it)?

@ Mike really the tenant was upset at you :) I'm going to check out your website right now and thank you.