I would simply write up a brief addendum adding the new tenant and have all tenants sign it.

I offered $665k and they didn’t even counter, they simply rejected the offer.

Ultimately, I don't think she has the income to support the rent and this will be a win-win if she can get out a few months early.

As Phillip commented, I simply say I work in real estate and if there’s room to expand the answer I’m always happy to elaborate but I don’t necessarily offer that up.

Simply my opinion but it’s becoming a rare asset class with the gentrification.

Once they realize it has no use to them, they simply throw it back down until the next person picks it up. 

I don’t BELIEVE simply buying in an opportunity zone counts. 

As far as Lee and Charlotte Counties go, it seems that most people that are still underwater are underwater because they've stacked HELOCs or second mortgages on some properties or they've simply stopped paying years ago so their banks have levied heavy fees, fines, etc. on top of unpaid principle.On the appraisal side of my work, I have lender clients who have ordered drive-by appraisals for pre-foreclosure properties since 2012.

If their simply visiting grandma who had her kidney removed and is in a private room fully stable and it was just a convenient vising time for the renter, then I may decline.

He had no idea, he simply responded with “Well, make me an offer on mine!”